Lone Survivor
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After reading is anyone interested in joining the military?

Just a general question. I read this book, and felt so proud about the men and women who serve our country that my goal is to serve our country as a part of our Armed Forces. Does anyone feel the same way? Or has the book turned you away from the military?
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I totally want to leap out of a plane, climb up the side of a mountain range, and then gun down hundreds of terrorists...but I'm a female over 40 and they won't train me. Wish I had read these kind of books earlier in my life. Maybe I would've done something exciting and meaningful. If you join, let me know. I'll pray for you and send you a care package.
Not my type of book typically, but a great friend of mine told me he loved it (he's in the military) and I thought.. why not... And I really did love it, and I have a new appreciation for the men and women who serve.
If you choose to do it, good luck to you :)
If you choose to do it, good luck to you :)
I know it's been a while since this thread was active, but if you enjoyed and were inspired by Lone Survivor, i'd love to recommend Operation Red Wings: The Untold Story Behind Lone Survivor
It's written by Peter Nealen, a former Reconnaissance Marine and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan. A guy who made the decision to join the military and serve his country admirably
It's written by Peter Nealen, a former Reconnaissance Marine and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan. A guy who made the decision to join the military and serve his country admirably