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Always Faithful, Always Forward
- The Forging of a Special Operations Marine
- Narrated by: John Pruden
- Length: 11 hrs and 45 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 06-03-14
- Language: English
- Publisher: Tantor Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $27.99
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The Marine Special Operations Command ("MARSOC") is the newest component of the military's shift toward a fully integrated Special Operations Command structure. At first, the Marines were strongly against any Marines serving under anyone other than another Marine.
Then 9/11 happened.
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- Bryce
- 10-24-15
Disappointed
This was the worst SOF book I have ever listened to, to me the title sounded like it would be more about actual operations, not Dick Couch's love affair with MARSOC training. I struggled through this book thinking it would get better, never did.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
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- Tek-Augi
- 01-03-15
This Book is best for enlisted men only!
The book repeats over and over how flexible the U.S. Marines are and while doing so throws around with acronyms that a non military reader can only guess what is being said. In addition this book is about how the special units of the Marines get trained and not their adventures in the field. This makes for a very boring read.
6 of 7 people found this review helpful
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- Kevspark76
- 08-09-15
Could not finish.
As with the other one star reviews, I could not finish this book. it's not interesting to me. You have to really be into Military protocol and lingo. Also, it's not even a story. For those of you who love it....Thanks for your service! Sincerely.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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- Rich H.
- 04-25-15
Essentially a Textbook
This is recommended reading for anyone who aspires to join the Marine special ops. For others, it's like reading a textbook. No story or character development, but everything there is to know about special ops training.
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- Loretta Trevino
- 08-20-15
great read!
If you like the military you will like this book. It gives you a great look at the building of a marine as an individual.
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- Mike Harbour
- 02-02-15
A Story for military buffs indeed
A great look inside Marine SOF with as much detail as permitted by law. if you liked his other books you will this one as well. if it's your first try of Mr Couchs books you will not be disappointed.
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- Chris
- Joplin MO
- 01-27-15
A good textbook
Couldn't finish it. I'm sure there is some interesting stuff, but not what I was expecting. It's a history textbook, not very engaging.
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- Jose
- 01-28-15
AFAF Review
Outstanding insight into the operational capabilities, training, and selection of MARSOC Marines. As a former Marine I highly recommend it.
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- Darren Sapp
- 08-23-17
MARSOC Training Explained
Any additional comments?
While Rangers, SEALs, Green Berets, etc. are well known, Couch educates us on training for the fairly new and exciting Marine special forces.
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- maryrbruce
- 01-18-15
too technical and difficult for me
What did you like best about Always Faithful, Always Forward? What did you like least?
I like the topic
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
I didn't get that .
What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?
I like the voice, which is one of my choosing criteria, but the reading was very technical and I did not find enough processing time or white space on the pages.
Do you think Always Faithful, Always Forward needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
Those who have served in the military might appreciate follow-up, but not for me at my level of abbreviations