Read "small wars" by Max Boot. Smedly Butler was awe-inspiring.Originally Posted by Fisherking
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Read "small wars" by Max Boot. Smedly Butler was awe-inspiring.I have a link to a very short book on that very subject. More an essay really. Only about 8 pages on the pc.
It was written by an American Marine Corps General. He was a two time winner of the Congressional Medal of Honor, to boot.
http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/...racket.html#c1
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