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About Face by David H. Hackworth with Julie Sherman — WisdomDeck honest review
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About Face

by David H. Hackworth with Julie Sherman

The memoir of one of America's most decorated soldiers, from Korea to Vietnam, and his turn against how the Vietnam war was fought. Long, profane and essential reading on front-line leadership and the cost of careerism above.

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you want a short read; it is 900 pages.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Take care of the troops; they will take care of the mission.
  2. Careerism kills.
  3. Train as you fight.

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Long, profane, essential.

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