Every Man a Tiger - Motivational Book for Men's Self-Improvement & Leadership Development | Perfect for Business Professionals, Entrepreneurs & Personal Growth

This book was suggested to me by a highly decorated fighter pilot who knows many of the characters, and who knew that I knew some of them. His contention was simple. This is the most accurate account of the Gulf Air War. And after reading it, I can't fault his claim.But perhaps more importantly, this is a great book for anyone who wants to understand how large military bureaucracies work, and how they can fail while blood is being shed. It speaks volumes about real leadership, and counterfeit leaders, though Horner generally tries to avoid throwing any of his old colleagues under the bus.If you are not a military history buff, or not a student of the anthropology of bureaucracies you may not agree with five stars, but the Tom Clancy passages are a "Reader's Digest Version" and vastly entertaining in many cases. If you don't care about all the details Horner has left for posterity, be sure you don't miss Clancy's comments, which are clearly marked.