The mission, the men, and me lessons from a former Delta Force commander
A former commander of Delta Force draws on the lessons he learned as a member of the elite counter-terrorism organization and his intimate knowledge of modern warfare to create powerful and effective ways to deal with situations in one's personal and professional life.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Berkley Caliber,
2008.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- How I got here: patterns of hindsight
- Natural selection: getting into Delta Force
- Gorilla warfare: imagine the unimaginable, humor your imagination
- Lewis and Clark discover
- Osama Bin Laden: when in doubt, develop the situation
- The embassy bombings: the only failure is a failure to try
- The infiltration of Al Qaeda: discovering the art of the possible
- Walking the Bob: always listen to the guy on the ground
- Calm before the storm: the Man-huntin' Project
- 9/11: the 4" knife blade
- Imagine everyone's potential as the guy on the ground
- Imagine how to seek out the guy on the ground
- Imagine how: the counterfeit double agent
- On the ground in Afghanistan: riding the edge of chaos
- It's not reality unless it's shared
- Organizing for combat: dealing with natural disaster
- Exploring the frontier: recogizing enemy patterns
- Reality check: what's your recommendation?
- The battle begins: stay clam, think!
- Takur Ghar: when all the laughter died in sorrow.
