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    Default A lot of great suggestions by everybody

    The Man Eaters of Tsavo

    Considered nonfiction but the colonel did embellish quite a bit to make it fiction enough and much later a great fiction movie.

    BTW, did anyone recommend The Killer Angels yet?

    There is also this really thick book titled, Once an Eagle.

    America's fighting men have turned to Once an Eagle as a sourcebook for the military's core values since its publication at the height of the Vietnam War. The novel, following the careers of virtuous Sam Damon and opportunistic Courtney Massengale, is required reading for all members of the United States Marine Corps and frequently taught in leadership courses at West Point.
    Last edited by Culpeper; 05-18-2009 at 04:02 AM.
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