Col. Tony Deane, a seasoned military officer known for his role in the Battle of Ramadi, shares gripping accounts of chaos and courage amidst intense firefights. He discusses the challenges of communication during combat, the tragic realities of mistaken attacks, and the emotional toll of leadership under pressure. Deane reflects on the evolution of military training, the importance of moral courage, and the vital relationships built with local communities. His personal anecdotes provide a poignant glimpse into the resilience and sacrifice faced by soldiers in the Iraq War.
