A Signed Hathcock Death From Afar Volume 2 By Chandler and Chandler Book that is in very good condition. This copy is signed by Carlos Hathcock known for his legendary service as a USMC Sniper. Book details accounts and training regarding scout sniping and long-range shooting. Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Norman Hathcock II was one of the most accomplished and influential snipers in United States Marine Corps history. After enlisting in 1959, he became an elite competitive marksman and won the prestigious Wimbledon Cup in 1965 before deploying to Vietnam, where he earned the nickname “White Feather” and recorded 93 officially confirmed enemy kills. Hathcock became renowned for his extraordinary patience, camouflage, stalking ability, and precision shooting, including the legendary shot in which he reportedly fired through an enemy sniper’s scope and another mission in which he crawled across exposed terrain for several days to eliminate a high-ranking enemy officer. During his second Vietnam tour, he was severely burned when his vehicle struck an anti-tank mine yet repeatedly returned to the burning wreckage to rescue fellow Marines, actions that later earned him the Silver Star. After recovering, Hathcock helped develop Marine Corps sniper training and contributed to the establishment of the Scout Sniper School at Quantico, passing his knowledge of fieldcraft, observation, and long-range marksmanship to future generations. Despite suffering from multiple sclerosis later in life, he continued advising military and law-enforcement marksmen, leaving a lasting legacy as a symbol of courage, discipline, humility, and professional sniper excellence.