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The Unforgiving Minute: A Soldier's Education (2009)

by Craig M. Mullaney(Favorite Author)
4 of 5 Votes: 3
ISBN
1594202028 (ISBN13: 9781594202025)
languge
English
publisher
Penguin Press HC, The
review 1: This is the story of one man's personal journey primarily devoted to his interesting and unusual education, culminating in fighting for our country in Afghanistan. While I realize it is only one man, his insights are illuminating and no doubt speak for many. I agree with what was said on the back cover that every American should read this book. There is a price paid for our safety and ease of living. Why some people are willing to step up to protect others who are weaker or less willing than themselves is answered to a degree in this book. It still is amazing and admirable to me that they do. Mullaney is one of those people. It also points out the fact that we as Americans need to be diligent as we evaluate our actions in the world. We should be very careful how we use t... morehese brave souls who are willing to go where we point them. I found the book very personal, not preachy or too political. Thank you Mr. Mullaney.
review 2: If anyone has filled the "unforgiving minute", it is Army Captain Craig Mullaney. All-around achiever and valedictorian of his high school class, Mullaney finishes second at West Point. As a Rhodes Scholar, he spends two years at Oxford where he meets his future wife. After completing several grueling and intensive months at Army Ranger School (where half of the entrants are dropped), he heads to Afghanistan where his life will be changed forever. less
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car
I found this book to be inspirational as well as eye opening about the demands in West Point cadets.
Hannah
Good read that will give a new respect for the path to and the life of a soldier.
Linda
Good book just not my normal interest
soti
likes himself
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