Savages

Blackwell takes a close look at how America often generalizes its view of service members as robots, protectors, and nation builders. He challenges readers to examine their perceptions and ask critical, often uncomfortable, questions to discover the identity of this generation's warfighters and how the tenets of this culture can help enrich the American experience. Understanding infantry culture, and its values, is the key to establishing our legacy during the War on Terror as men who dared for more out of life. We sought challenge and adventure to gain critical knowledge of ourselves and became better because of it.'ST pulls the curtain back to give readers an uncensored, no-holds-barred depiction of the life of a GWOT infantryman,' said Chris Schafer, CEO at Tactical 16 Publishing. 'His story is one that is sure to change your way of thinking and understanding of true American warriors and why this unique culture is critical to our country's survival