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Army stories

I like learning stuff from books and some books give you functional learning and systems and formulas and this one tells terrible stories from the army.... I thought it was terrible, gave it a good shot but I didn’t finish it

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Great Book!<br />

The book has history, examples, & methods. Explains what works and what doesn't. How to do Red Teams right.

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A very inspiring book

What an amazing way to describe an approach that let us remain young and fiery. It is only when we accept to be challenged that we grow. Once we embrace challenges we can keep up with the pace of life and continue evolving. Red-teaming our concepts and ourselves is a way to never stale in our thinking, to never be old.