The Warrior Elite: The Forging of SEAL Class 228 | 
 enlarge | Author: Dick Couch
Publisher: Three Rivers Press
Category: Book
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Rating:  90 reviews
Sales Rank: 8919
Media: Paperback
Pages: 352
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Dimensions (in): 7.9 x 5.2 x 0.8
ISBN: 1400046955
Dewey Decimal Number: 359.984
EAN: 9781400046959
ASIN: 1400046955
Publication Date: January 28, 2003
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With a postscript describing SEAL efforts in Afghanistan, The Warrior Elite takes you into the toughest, longest, and most relentless military brtraining in the world.brbrWhat does it take to become a Navy SEAL? What makes talented, intelligent young men volunteer for physical punishment, cold water, and days without sleep? In The Warrior Elite, former Navy SEAL Dick Couch documents the process that transforms young men into warriors. SEAL training is the distillation of the human spirit, a tradition-bound ordeal that seeks to find men with character, courage, and the burning desire to win at all costs, men who would rather die than quit.
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 Outstanding!!! September 9, 2008
BuddingWriter (Connecticut)
I thought that I knew alot about the Navy SEALS and their training, but boy was I wrong. Dick Couch did a great job at taking us from day one at Indoc of 114 gung-ho soldiers, down to the last remaining 20 that actually made it through and were secured by the BUD/S staff. This was a quick read, mostly because i refused to put it down. I felt like I was in there with the soldiers, sweating and painfully progressing through grinder PT, the O-course, Hellweek, tests, and evolutions. If you are even remotely thinking of trying out for SEAL training, than this is definately required reading. Although, even if your not, its still a great book if your interested in reading about what some of our elite soldiers must go through everyday just to call themselves "elite". Hollywood has it all wrong, and you'll quickly see that after just reading a few chapters. This will definately be remembered as one of my favorite books. Great work!
 Very good book buy a knowledgable author August 11, 2008
J. Davis (Dallas, TX)
I bought this book after reading Marcus Luttrell's "Lone Survivor". Dick Couch does a very good job of describing what it takes to become a SEAL. There's just enough character developmentbehind the scenes to make you feel like you know some of the candidates going through the process. Couch's book was good enough that I purchases 2 other titles by him after reading this. This book is worth your time.
Great Book for SEAL fans August 8, 2008
ptroopa (Boston, MA)
You are probably looking at this book because you are interested in Navy SEALs like myself. If you are interested in SEALs then you won't be disapointed in this book. I decided to pick this book up and was I impressed. The whole time the author was telling the story I felt like I was actually there with the class. It's a quick read but not in a disappointing way.
The Warrior Elite July 22, 2008
John Godin
Terrific book. If you are interested in "things" that are military you will enjoy this work. The book takes you right into the action of what it is like to train to become a Navy Seal and it is very hard to put down.
Outstanding description of BUD/S July 18, 2008
pgpd2134 (Huntingtown, MD USA)
Dick Couch does an outstanding job describing the experiences of BUD/S Class 228 throughout their training evolutions. You get a true understanding of what it takes to become a Navy SEAL.
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