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16 Jan, 2019
As with anything Osprey publishes
This book is a wealth of knowledge and wonderfully illustrated.
21 Feb, 2011
Breaking Ranks gives a glimpse into Airborne subculture
Ed Ruggero's Breaking Ranks is a superb look at the US Army Airborne subculture during the 1990's. While assisting a higher ranking friend tie up loose ends pertaining to the death of a family member and promising young officer at Ft. Bragg, the main character gets a quick schooling on how fast doors slam shut if you're non-Airborne personnel. You're either Airborne of you're just another "leg". But, despite infuriating a battalion echelon and gathering negative attention, Major Eisen accomplishes the task.