<p>Just read this book after seeing it mentioned in Absolutely American
Now its my new favorite book, but I can't really find anything on it on the internet.
It's a wonderful story, but I find myself asking a few questions(for those of you who've read it)
How much of a Massengale should an officer be?<br>
Does the good of the service always outweigh the welfare of a soldier? For that matter, does the good of the country always outweigh the good of the service?<br>
What makes Sam Damon such a great leader? Perhaps the simplest answer is that he actually cares about his men, but...</p>
<p>Anyways, I hope someone who has read it can offer some insight or opinion since I haven't found anything on it and this forum is the only place I can think of to post.(maybe I should of done this in the parents forum)</p>
<p>For anyone who's thinking about going to West Point or any other of the academies, this is a definite must-read. Certainly got me thinking differently about going to USMA.</p>