DeBoer the Coward, Becomes Legend

[pawz]

Add this one to teh HCH Bookclub. I'll let those that served debate Hackworth's legacy.
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/about-face-david-h-hackworth/1114220872?ean=9781982144043



The DeBoer story:

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

I have a signed version of this book. Unfortunately the former Mrs Nacho had to get it signed for me as I was in the field training. Hack died a year or 2 after that.

 

[DerekJohnson]

I have a signed version of this book. Unfortunately the former Mrs Nacho had to get it signed for me as I was in the field training. Hack died a year or 2 after that.

Do you have the signature of Ignacio Anaya?

 

[Doogles]

Deboer joke aside, I'm picking up that book now.

 

[Fishpo31]

I got this book when it came out, and could barely put it down. Hackworth lived a fascinating life.

 

[pawz]

I got this book when it came out, and could barely put it down[/i][/b]. Hackworth lived a fascinating life.

Only 75 pages in and this is my experience. Really fascinating read.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

I was about 7 years into my time in the Army when I read it. Probably had more influence on me than anything else I read.

 

[1to392831weretaken]

I was about 7 years into my time in the Army when I read it. Probably had more influence on me than anything else I read.

Taught you to always take a shit before going to battle?

 

[MikeDamone]

I like my heros to not die in battle. Or shit their pants.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

I was about 7 years into my time in the Army when I read it. Probably had more influence on me than anything else I read.

Taught you to always take a shit before going to battle?

Among other things.