By: Stephen Templin
and Howard E. Wasdin
Howard Wasdin never
really knew his father when he was young, rather his mother married a man who
was abusive to him. Sometimes there was
no rhyme or reason as to why he was abusive but the pain was tremendous for Howard. When he got old enough he left the small
southern town and enlisted in the Navy.
From there he signed
up for Navy SEAL BUD/s training. If you
have never heard of BUD/s training basicly it's the Navy trying to break your
will and spirit before you have a chance to become a SEAL. He passed and entered sniper school.
Wasdin writes the
book in the first person and goes into really minute detail with regards to his
time in Somalia. In Somalia he was shot
three times in one battle and lost a lot of mobility in his leg.
I started this book
last year and put it down because it was not very interesting. I brought the book back up on my Kindle last
week and read it only because it was nagging at me as an unread item. I do not recommend this book.
368 Pages
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