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Anyone read "Leadership and Training for the Fight" by Paul Howe.
Like the thread title sugests,has anyone read the book and have a comment on it.The author is a former "Operator" with the D-boys and was A part of "Blackhawkdown" shitfight in Somalia.I'm interested in buying the book and would appreciate any feedback.Thanks
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