Damn Few
Making the Modern SEAL Warrior
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Explaining the unique psychology behind the SEALs' legendary training program, a high-level SEAL officer reveals the modern techniques that transform a chosen few into lethal warriors and details how the SEALs' creative operations became front-and-center in America's War on Terror.
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Imprint:
New York - Hyperion
Pages:
290
Edition:
First edition
ISBN:
9781401324797, 1401324797, 9781401312800, 1401312802
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [285]-287)
Learning it. Train tough ; BUD/S secrets ; Hell, yes ; Cool stuff ; Young warrior ; Raw material -- Doing it. Team player ; Peacetime warrior ; Terror age ; Mission Iraq ; Momentum shift ; Seven months ; Killing school ; Family time ; Two ops -- Passing it on. Make more SEALs ; Out of the shadows ; Global pursuit
Learning it. Train tough ; BUD/S secrets ; Hell, yes ; Cool stuff ; Young warrior ; Raw material -- Doing it. Team player ; Peacetime warrior ; Terror age ; Mission Iraq ; Momentum shift ; Seven months ; Killing school ; Family time ; Two ops -- Passing it on. Make more SEALs ; Out of the shadows ; Global pursuit
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Rorke Denver and Ellis Henican
Characteristics:
x, 290 pages, 16 unnumbered pages :,illustrations, portraits ;,24 cm
Author (Original Script):
Denver, Rorke
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unmediated
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Add a CommentThe main element that sets this apart from other SEAL memoirs is that Mr. Denver was also a SEAL trainer, and goes in the philosophy and methodology of SEAL training. Goes into the internal debate when they were ordered to 'make' more SEALs. This is only about a quarter of the book however, the rest is standard (by SEAL memoir standards).