Review: Want to love it, but can't
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 21, 2014
The good.The writing is excellent. Clearly the Authors know how to write well.The Bad.The authors have zero understanding of Military Discipline on the modern battlefield.  A field commander who ignores the Op plan once will be discipline if he succeeds, if he fails and gets his troops killed, he's usually relieved if not court martial-ed.  After the reading one of the main commanders had previously ignored Ops plans and had his troops killed unnecessarily and then did it again, I was waiting for him to be shot or dismissed. In each instance he failed is objectives and someone else had to save his troops after getting them slaughtered.  Yet, he's not relieved, but given another critical mission?A society that is predicated on a War of Vengeance simply couldn't survive with even a few such officers.  This is were I stopped reading.