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I first read this book early in my first USMC enlistment in the late 90s. It was (is?) on the Commandant's Reading List, even, as recommended reading for mid-gr
by mattdeboard 14y ago
I first read this book early in my first USMC enlistment in the late 90s. It was (is?) on the Commandant's Reading List, even, as recommended reading for mid-grade NCOs and junior officers because of the strong representation of maneuver warfare, the importance of individual initiative, etc. In the intervening years I've read it a good 10-15 times. If you've not read it you're missing out.
- dfc 14y agoHave you read Lind or Leonard's book?
- mattdeboard 14y agoGod no. I think by "best book" he means most entertaining and most accessible treatment of the concepts of the book.
- hosh 14y agoHa!