Brotherhood: When West Point Rugby Went to War

The Brotherhood of West Point Rugby is a gripping and emotional story of 15 young men who became leaders in war after learning to bond on a sports field before 9/11.

This book provides an intimate portrait of the cadets, their experiences of war, and an elegiac meditation on the sport.

Through extraordinary access granted by journalist Martin Pengelly, readers are given a vivid snapshot of the West Point rugby team and their journey through brutal combat episodes.

The book is a significant contribution to the literature of the American military after 9/11 and will leave readers with a poignant account of brotherhood, duty, honor, and country.