Finished the book last weekend. Fairly quick, but definitely more in-depth than the article. Thanks for the original post stone.
It is interesting, as you will find, that he is covering this war from a different perspective than most of the writers out there. He is definitely looking at this from a small wars / LIC perspective. He also compares the methods used by USSF, Marines, and Mother Army quite well. As a writer, he is free to critique the organizations / methods and this is a definitely a strength for him.
All in all, a great read. If you know of any conventional officers or NCOs out there, might want to point them towards this book.
I am looking forward to his follow-on book to this.
Any other thoughts?
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