THE SOLDIER

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   THE SOLDIER : A History of Courage, Sacrifice and Brotherhood
Darren Moore

Click on the cover to buy from Amazon!

Icon Books Ltd, Ominbus Business Centre, 39-41 North Road, London N7 9DP
500pp, 160×240mm, hardback.
ISBN 978-183831-079-7, £25.00

Although this book is primarily concerned with ground forces, many of the aspects that it covers could apply to men of the air services and suitable examples are included. 
What Darren Moore has done is to provide a detailed insight, via personal testaments, to every aspect of military life, drawing on examples, from numerous nations and from Napoleonic times to the present, that reveal common experiences.
Those experiences are grouped into appropriate chapters that examine everything from enlistment to reaction to ‘friendly fire’ incidents.  
The author has done his homework well, as evidenced by a 20 page bibliography and 44 pages of notes. For those like me who have no experience of military service, this is definitely the book to read if you want to gain an understanding of the soldier’s psyche.

MD Volume 41 Number 1

Edited by AndyK - 12 Jun 2010 at 12:50

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	THE SOLDIER : A History of Courage, Sacrifice and Brotherhood Darren Moore Click on the cover to buy from Amazon! Icon Books Ltd, Ominbus Business Centre, 39-41 North Road, London N7 9DP 500pp, 160×240mm, hardback. ISBN 978-183831-079-7, £25.00 Although this book is primarily concerned with ground forces, many of the aspects that it covers could apply to men of the air services and suitable examples are included. What Darren Moore has done is to provide a detailed insight, via personal testaments, to every aspect of military life, drawing on examples, from numerous nations and from Napoleonic times to the present, that reveal common experiences. Those experiences are grouped into appropriate chapters that examine everything from enlistment to reaction to ‘friendly fire’ incidents. The author has done his homework well, as evidenced by a 20 page bibliography and 44 pages of notes. For those like me who have no experience of military service, this is definitely the book to read if you want to gain an understanding of the soldier’s psyche. MD Volume 41 Number 1 Edited by AndyK - 12 Jun 2010 at 12:50

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