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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - As the dust settled on the U.S. military's initial victory in Iraq, the Army found itself mired in a difficult campaign to defeat a growing insurgency and rebuild the war-torn country. Untrained for counterinsurgency and without enough troops to secure the population, the Army responded by creating several new brigades specifically to meet these requirements. It Was What It Was invites readers into the life of a freshly commissioned lieutenant in one of these units. Join him and his comrades as they stand up a new brigade of the 1st Infantry Division, train and equip it, and deploy together to the heart of Baghdad. Essential reading for aspiring military leaders and a treasure trove for historians and enthusiasts, this book sheds light on the strange and often contradictory difficulties of small unit leadership in 21st century warfare.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is not a hero's war story.It's the unfiltered, darkly funny, sometimes ugly account of what the Global War on Terror actually looked like from the bottom of the food chain-through the eyes of a sarcastic, twenty-something infantry private who had no idea what he was getting himself into.Set in the chaotic early years of Afghanistan, It'll Buff Out follows a 10th Mountain Division infantry soldier as he stumbles from college bars to basic training to real combat, learning-often the hard way-what it means to fight a war that nobody fully understands yet.This book is vulgar because enlisted life is vulgar.It's funny because soldiers cope however they can.And it's honest because pretending otherwise would be a lie.If you've read The Things They Carried, Jarhead, or Generation Kill, this book lives in that same uncomfortable space-where boredom, terror, brotherhood, stupidity, and loss all coexist.Inside, you'll find: A ground-level view of Army infantry life before the GWOT was "figured out"Boot camp, barracks, and battlefield stories told without officer polishDark humor and profanity used the way soldiers actually use it-to surviveThe camaraderie of junior enlisted soldiers who have nothing but each otherA sobering look at how real wars are fought An unfiltered account of what the Global War on Terror looked like from the bottom of the food chain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is not a hero's war story.It's the unfiltered, darkly funny, sometimes ugly account of what the Global War on Terror actually looked like from the bottom of the food chain-through the eyes of a sarcastic, twenty-something infantry private who had no idea what he was getting himself into.Set in the chaotic early years of Afghanistan, It'll Buff Out follows a 10th Mountain Division infantry soldier as he stumbles from college bars to basic training to real combat, learning-often the hard way-what it means to fight a war that nobody fully understands yet.This book is vulgar because enlisted life is vulgar.It's funny because soldiers cope however they can.And it's honest because pretending otherwise would be a lie.If you've read The Things They Carried, Jarhead, or Generation Kill, this book lives in that same uncomfortable space-where boredom, terror, brotherhood, stupidity, and loss all coexist.Inside, you'll find: A ground-level view of Army infantry life before the GWOT was "figured out"Boot camp, barracks, and battlefield stories told without officer polishDark humor and profanity used the way soldiers actually use it-to surviveThe camaraderie of junior enlisted soldiers who have nothing but each otherA sobering look at how real wars are fought An unfiltered account of what the Global War on Terror looked like from the bottom of the food chain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is not a hero's war story.It's the unfiltered, darkly funny, sometimes ugly account of what the Global War on Terror actually looked like from the bottom of the food chain-through the eyes of a sarcastic, twenty-something infantry private who had no idea what he was getting himself into.Set in the chaotic early years of Afghanistan, It'll Buff Out follows a 10th Mountain Division infantry soldier as he stumbles from college bars to basic training to real combat, learning-often the hard way-what it means to fight a war that nobody fully understands yet.This book is vulgar because enlisted life is vulgar.It's funny because soldiers cope however they can.And it's honest because pretending otherwise would be a lie.If you've read The Things They Carried, Jarhead, or Generation Kill, this book lives in that same uncomfortable space-where boredom, terror, brotherhood, stupidity, and loss all coexist.Inside, you'll find: A ground-level view of Army infantry life before the GWOT was "figured out"Boot camp, barracks, and battlefield stories told without officer polishDark humor and profanity used the way soldiers actually use it-to surviveThe camaraderie of junior enlisted soldiers who have nothing but each otherA sobering look at how real wars are fought An unfiltered account of what the Global War on Terror looked like from the bottom of the food chain. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This is not a hero's war story.It's the unfiltered, darkly funny, sometimes ugly account of what the Global War on Terror actually looked like from the bottom of the food chain-through the eyes of a sarcastic, twenty-something infantry private who had no idea what he was getting himself into.Set in the chaotic early years of Afghanistan, It'll Buff Out follows a 10th Mountain Division infantry soldier as he stumbles from college bars to basic training to real combat, learning-often the hard way-what it means to fight a war that nobody fully understands yet.This book is vulgar because enlisted life is vulgar.It's funny because soldiers cope however they can.And it's honest because pretending otherwise would be a lie.If you've read The Things They Carried, Jarhead, or Generation Kill, this book lives in that same uncomfortable space-where boredom, terror, brotherhood, stupidity, and loss all coexist.Inside, you'll find:A ground-level view of Army infantry life before the GWOT was 'figured out'Boot camp, barracks, and battlefield stories told without officer polishDark humor and profanity used the way soldiers actually use it-to surviveThe camaraderie of junior enlisted soldiers who have nothing but each otherA sobering look at how real wars are fought. …