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# Warrior Soul: The Memoir of a Navy Seal Mass Market Paperback – December 28, 2004

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    Must Reading!
  

*by R***E on Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2010*

Warrior Soul tells us about those incredibly dedicated, skilled, and fit (both mentally and physically) men who are the spear points of our protection. Yet, there is a shadow--illumined by this and other similar memoirs: the misuse of these heroes and the horrific waste of their talents and lives by desk-bound "planners," both civilian and military.  Thus Pfarrer writes:"Any faith I had in our war planners, any trust I would ever have again in the command structure, evaporated in that moment." (Kindle location 3602-3606)Of course, this was the end result of slow pulls on the trigger of doubt--the accretion of many betrayals of these brave men by their comparatively  incompetent superiors. And, more to the point, Pfarrer's conclusion echoes all the special-forces memoirs I have read.The lesson from all of this (and also from William Manchester's superb biography of Douglas MacArthur, "American Caesar") is that we put too much blind faith in the mantra that tells us that we must have total, unthinking, "civilian control" over our military. In theory, of course, that is correct and that is why our constitution makes the president the "commander in chief," and gives to Congress the power to declare war.Our nation, however, is no longer the largely agrarian agglomeration of states that it was in the late 18th Century. It is the supreme world power, and when, as Gibbon tells us, we give plaudits to those who lead us in battle, the tendency is to have too many battles. Thus, Charles Edward Montague observed, "war hath no fury like a non-combatant."We should re-think the absolute inherent in the civilian-control mantra. It has not been the military that has led us into senseless (and now seemingly endless) wars, but the military's civilian masters abetted by a complicit Congress as well as by lackeys in the military command (as H.R. McMaster reveals in "Dereliction of Duty"). The list is legion--over our nation's entire history.It seems to me that neither our presidents nor our Congresses should be able to "fight" wars (with other's lives, of course) unless the military agrees that the proposed war is both necessary and winnable. And once that decision is made, the war should be won! That is what "Warrior Soul" and similar memoirs tell me, although neither Pfarrer nor the others suggest it.Edward R. Murrow once observed that a nation of sheep begets a government of wolves. We have been too easy for the politicians to herd into places they want us to be.

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    Incredible Story , Well Written
  

*by S***H on Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2009*

The author's odyssey from delinquent highschooler, to military school, through college, ocs, BUDS training/elimination and then advanced training is fascinating. The book profiles a sustained view inside the soul of a true band of warriors. Young MBA's could learn a lot from study of leadership and organizational structure in the teams.The operations were interesting although obviously limited in their selection and description due to restrictions. Others have complained of the lack of discussions of many operations, however, my feeling is that the author more than makes up for that in the depth of the detail and of the many sub operations as part of the long deployment in the middle east.The discussion of the transformation of Seal Team 6 from its original personality cult into something close to the other teams was enlightening.Where Pfarrer really distinguishes himself is the weaving of the story of his personal life into the book. His transformation from near dropout to military school and the associated change in his behavior was great. His descriptions of his loves and breakups are told with real time passion. He cuts himself no slack as to his personal failings although one wonders how much can be attributed to living a random, high adrenalin life, often alone, far from home and surrounded by women seeking adventure with the worlds few true warriors.The Seals must train like tomorrow might bring the Super Bowl, Olympic High Diving Finals, mother of all marathons or shootout at the OK corral in some randomly selected place from Holidays In Hell. However, with the addition of Roman tradition that the loosers are eaten by the lions. Team 6 required further separation from his "brothers" in the other teams. Further adding to the adrenalin shocks is the randomly jerked leash associated with the micro management of war by the flotsam and jetsam found high in the halls of power in DC.The book is well written although some editing errors still remain. It is written as a first person account, not a top down history of the events. It excels in achieving its goal, telling the life of a warrior soul in today's world.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A fantastic and interesting  book by a U.S. Navy SEAL that is a real page turner.  I loved it.
  

*by J***E on Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2013*

Over the years I have read and reviewed numerous books written by U.S. Navy SEALS.  This is one of the best ones I have read lately.  The author, Chuck Pfarrer, a former Navy SEAL Officer gives us a first hand look at what it takes to be a U.S. Navy SEAL.  He relates the many dangerous missions he has been on and his writing style makes you feel like you are there with him and his SEAL team mates.  As a former U.S. Navy (regular Navy-1959-1963) sailor many years ago when the SEALS were still called UDT/SEALS, I have always had enormous respect for this Special Ops. unit.  If it was not for some medical issues I was going to apply for BUDS training at that time.This book tells about the author's early life and how he decided to join the Navy.  He knew what he wanted right away, which was to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.  After Officer Candidate's school he entered BUDS training.  It is truly amazing what these Navy Commandos have to endure before becoming fully trained SEALS.  If you have any desire to become a Navy SEAL you would be wise to read this book first and even that will not prepare you for the real physical and psychological pressure you will receive in training.  There is no tougher military training than to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.In conclusion, if you are seeking a real thrill ride of real life combat experience, told by someone "who has been there and done that" this book is for you.Rating:  5 Stars.  Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Predator Hunter: A warrior's memoir)

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