The Making of a Soldier
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Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Herbert's "The Making of a Soldier" offers a gripping account of his military career, starting from his childhood in a coal mining town to his experiences in the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
The book delves into the harsh realities of combat, showcasing both the heroism and the moral complexities faced by soldiers.
Herbert's narrative highlights his unwavering commitment to his men and his struggles against a bureaucratic system.
The book also touches upon the controversies surrounding his accusations of war crimes and his subsequent battles within the military establishment.
It remains a powerful testament to the human spirit and the enduring challenges of war.
The book delves into the harsh realities of combat, showcasing both the heroism and the moral complexities faced by soldiers.
Herbert's narrative highlights his unwavering commitment to his men and his struggles against a bureaucratic system.
The book also touches upon the controversies surrounding his accusations of war crimes and his subsequent battles within the military establishment.
It remains a powerful testament to the human spirit and the enduring challenges of war.
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273: Controversial Lessons from Being Put Through The Ringer. The Making Of A Soldier, by Col. Tony Herbert
