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One Bullet Away

The Making of a Marine Officer

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One Bullet Away

Auteur(s): Nathaniel Fick
Narrateur(s): Nathaniel Fick
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 If the Marines are "the few, the proud," Recon Marines are the fewest and the proudest. Only one Marine in a hundred qualifies for Recon, charged with working clandestinely, often behind enemy lines. Fick's training begins with a hellish summer at Quantico, after his junior year at Dartmouth, and advances to the pinnacle -- Recon -- four years later, on the eve of war with Iraq. Along the way, he learns to shoot a man a mile away, stays awake for seventy-two hours straight, endures interrogation and torture at the secretive SERE course, learns to swim with Navy SEALs, masters the Eleven Principles of Leadership, and much more.
His vast skill set puts him in front of the front lines, leading twenty-two Marines into the deadliest conflict since Vietnam. He vows he will bring all his men home safely, and to do so he'll need more than his top-flight education. He'll need luck and an increasingly clear vision of the limitations of his superiors and the missions they assign him. Fick unveils the process that makes Marine officers such legendary leaders. One Bullet Away never shrinks from blunt truths, but it is an ultimately inspiring account of mastering the art of war.©2005 Nathaniel Fick; (P)2005 Simon & Schuster Inc. All rights reserved. AUDIOWORKS is an imprint of Simon & Schuster Audio Division. Armée et guerre Guerres et conflits Militaire Guerre Vétéran Moyen-Orient Guerre du Golfe
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It is always a refreshing thing to read about a conflict from one wo lived it. who chose to be there and neither enjoyed it nor regretted it but for who their experience was just that

An interesting perspective on the Iraq conflict

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I'm not sure why it is but the audio book misses or skips parts that are in the book.

Shorter than real book

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smart guy, well told. i have to be suspect of a "just the facts" style

good on it's own, or as a compliment to gen kill

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It's well read, great story. I definitely would recommend it to anybody interested in leadership or military literature.

very engaging

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If you liked Generation Kill the book or HBO series, I would highly recommend this book and consider it required reading. If you have conflicting feelings or aspirations of joining the military. Consider listening to Ficks experiences. It wont be identical to yours, but I think its important to take it into consideration.

New perspective on its sister book

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