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John A. Nagl "Knife Fight"
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October 23, 2014
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1:06:00Now PlayingA story of the changing realities of modern war, Nagl’s memoir starts with West Point and his experience as an army tank commander in the first Gulf War. He could already see the rise of counterinsurgency tactics, and his Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife became the field guide to such conflicts—making him especially valuable to the Pentagon after 9/11, when he worked with Wolfowitz and General Petraeus to redefine military strategy. (Penguin Press)
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