Bring that to you now live in progress. Its about special forces during world war ii, rogue heroes is the name of the book. Effectively run away back into the desert. It sounds like a simple idea and indeed it was in many ways it was completely revolutionary because many of the middle offices at that point had a very static idea of how war is fought. The idea was the two large armies would meet in a large space and fight it out until one of them winds. What sterling was recommending was very revolutionary. Amazingly he set about doing this in a very particular way. He was looking for people who were unconventional. He was looking for people who didnt really stick to the rules and he got them. One of his earliest recruits was a man called mais who was the northern are shaman with an explosive temper and a serious drink problem. And the capacity for raw and frequently unconstrained violence. He probably destroyed with more planes than anybody else during the Second World War, and the Fig
From his point of view church house was still a. When you look back in your career which was extraordinary but would you say you are most proud of having done . With the caveat that history takes a long time to judge i think im most grateful that we stood up for their right for people to i know there were a lot of criticism and a lot of it is probably justified about freedom agenda and declaring one of americas most Important Services was to work hard so that no one would live in tyranny. I think america is at its best and its highest calling when it leads both from power and principle. We stand for the proposition that the right to be enjoyed are indeed universal and if they are universal that there are no people for whom they shouldnt he will secured. Im very grateful that we were able to do that. Im grateful that some of my travels was when it was ice about people in a couple of things stick out as an individual. I went to china and a little boy walked up to me and said you are that