The Fascinating Story Of The U.S. Army Master Sniper Known As The 'Reaper'

Irving recounts his jaw-dropping experiences in his extraordinary memoirs. Source: Supplied

Daily Mail: The Army Ranger sniper who earned the nickname 'The Reaper' for killing more than 30 insurgents in four months with his rifle 'Dirty Diana'

* Nick 'Irv' Irving was the first black sniper in the Army's Third Ranger Battallion
* He was dubbed 'The Reaper' by his fellow soldiers and 'The Devil of Ramadi' by insurgents for his skill as a sniper
* He released his memoir just a few weeks after the debut of American Sniper, a movie about Chris Kyle, the deadliest U.S. sniper
* Irving now runs his own training site in San Antonio, Texas

WNU Editor: His story is just as fascinating as Chris Kyle's.

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How an Army Rangers sniper became ‘The Reaper’ -- New York Post
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Memoir Chronicling Life of Black American Sniper Released -- Opposing View
Nick Irving: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know -- Heavy.com