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Blades Book and Bullets: November 2020 Reading List
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November 6, 2020
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14:58Now PlayingThe November 2020 installment from my monthly reading list series is live on my blog. Be sure to check out the new stand-alone book specific Instagram page @JackCarrBookClub for those interested in a book club type experience in a place they can explore all my reading list selections in one location. If you are just discovering these lists for the first time and want to check out past selections, they are all posted to the blog section of my website. For those new to the Team, each month I highlight six books; some are from the professional reading list I was asked to put together for the Naval Special Warfare Center before I retired from the SEAL Teams and others are books I have enjoyed at various stages of my life not directly associated with my time in the military. Interested in the “how” and “why” behind the books that influenced me? Check out the blog. You might find one that resonates. Happy reading!
November 2020 Reading List:
• Fatherland by Robert Harris
• Red Storm Rising by Tom Clancy
• Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife by John A. Nagl
• The Accidental Superpower by Peter Zeihan
• The Book of Honor by Ted Gup
• Killing Pablo by Mark Bowden
For additional details on the books, why I think they are important, and the impact they had on my development as a combat leader and author, click here to visit my website.
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