from ajlewis2

The story was very interesting. The writing was not very good. I didn't care for the extra details on how things were done, but I admit that it did add to the understanding of the complexity of what it is to be a Seal. So, while I found the book quite boring in part, I gave it a 3 for the value o...

from JenniferRobb

A former SEAL team six sniper recounts how his childhood prepared him for military life and SEAL training and several operations in which he took part. The one featured most prominently is in Mogadishu, Somalia. He also discusses life after the military.

from dougcornelius

It probably wasn't fair to Wasdin that I read this book right after I finished reading Krakauer's book on Pat Tillman. Krakauer is a great writer trying to tell the story about a good soldier. Wasdin is a great soldier trying to figure out what it takes to be a good writer. The other unfortunate ...

from lamour

Wasdin starts with a brief biography of his early life growing up with a brutal step-father. Then he gives a history of how the Seals organization came about. He includes exploits by early Seals in the Vietnam War. Then he gives the training he went through to become a Seal. Once he graduates as ...

from realbigcat

I found this a very interesting book. Navy Seals are the elite warriors of the Navy but if you want the best of the best then you get Seal Team 6. This is the story of Howard Wadin who became a member of the unbelievable military team. The process to get on this team is incredible and nearly impo...