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Metamorphosis: Forging an Airborne Ranger
Metamorphosis continues the story begun in A Tale of the Grenada Raiders by former airborne Ranger and Green Beret Stephen Trujillo. The training of an airborne Ranger is detailed, as is the training of Special Forces medics.
265 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 14, 2018
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About the author
Stephen Trujillo
5 books5 followersStephen Trujillo is a former airborne Ranger and Green Beret.
Author of A Tale of the Grenada Raiders, Metamorphosis, and Revelation, Trujillo publishes on two websites.
On MKD, Trujillo writes about the American praetorian class, conspiracy theories, pandemic pedophilia, mass surveillance and the drug wars.
On Samizdat, Trujillo writes on esoterica and the QAnon superconspiracy. Earlier posts republished the classics of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt.
The author resides in Bangkok.
Books by Stephen Trujillo are available at:
Amazon
GooglePlay
Barnes & Noble
iBooks
GoogleBooks
and
Academia.
Author of A Tale of the Grenada Raiders, Metamorphosis, and Revelation, Trujillo publishes on two websites.
On MKD, Trujillo writes about the American praetorian class, conspiracy theories, pandemic pedophilia, mass surveillance and the drug wars.
On Samizdat, Trujillo writes on esoterica and the QAnon superconspiracy. Earlier posts republished the classics of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt.
The author resides in Bangkok.
Books by Stephen Trujillo are available at:
Amazon
GooglePlay
Barnes & Noble
iBooks
GoogleBooks
and
Academia.
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April 12, 2019
Metamorphosis is another fantastically crafted work by Stephen Trujillo, a prequel to “A Tale of the Grenada Raiders” Written in his distinctive prose and wonderful defiance of conventional literature, his auto-biographical account is Homeric in structure and cadence, yet as tough and gritty as the best war narratives.
If you’ve ever wondered how an Army Ranger is created, and just exactly what one must do to become one, this is the blueprint. While tactics and mission orientation have changed in the last 40 years, nothing really changes on the path one travels during the metamorphosis, nor does it ever end. If you want it bad enough, the Army always has another level, another opportunity to suffer and challenge yourself, and Stephen took it all the way.
This book is loaded with never published color photos of Ranger life back when it was hard, interwoven with philosophical reflection, and as bonus, Stephan offers a prequel to an upcoming book about his efforts with the DEA’s mission to interdict Peruvian drug operations. I can’t recommend this book enough; its unique style and subject matter are unprecedented.
Joe Beardslee 12 Apr 2019
If you’ve ever wondered how an Army Ranger is created, and just exactly what one must do to become one, this is the blueprint. While tactics and mission orientation have changed in the last 40 years, nothing really changes on the path one travels during the metamorphosis, nor does it ever end. If you want it bad enough, the Army always has another level, another opportunity to suffer and challenge yourself, and Stephen took it all the way.
This book is loaded with never published color photos of Ranger life back when it was hard, interwoven with philosophical reflection, and as bonus, Stephan offers a prequel to an upcoming book about his efforts with the DEA’s mission to interdict Peruvian drug operations. I can’t recommend this book enough; its unique style and subject matter are unprecedented.
Joe Beardslee 12 Apr 2019
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