War Dogs: The True Story of How Three Stoners from Miami Beach Became the Most Unlikely Gunrunners in History

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With all of the stories presented, it is hard to believe that is not a mutually shared love in these unique relationships. During a fire fight in Afghanistan, Bella attacked (and ripped off the arm) of a hidden insurgent who was about to fire on a group of Marines.

War Dogs: Tales of Canine Heroism, History, and Love

I would have like more information about the dogs and less of the Author's infatuation with the handlers. To me the theme in this book is an emotional bond between man and dog, shows that what ever struggles happen both will triumph, in their own way. If this book is over 5 years old, then please expect the pages to be yellowing or to have age spots.I simply loved this book, gained so much insightful education and it’s inspired me to shout to the rooftops how great it is to be in America. Despite having no single thread to hold onto in this book, the vignettes of handlers and their dogs were well crafted. Further casting was announced in early 2015, with Ana de Armas joining in February, [19] and JB Blanc joining in March. I initially thought the book would have more individual stories in greater detail, but it's still a story that needs to be told. They are unable to establish contact with other elements of their force or their commanders, nor can they receive any intel on the enemy's numbers or locations.

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Full of information about the nature, history, and training of military service canines, War Dogs sometimes reads like an adventure and sometimes reads like a novel that focuses on relationships and affection (here between a soldier and a dog). There are statistics but they are written into the story in a way throughout that it didn't seem like I was reading a spreadsheet. It shows that animals are smarted then we think tha=ey are, and that they will follow you anywhere if you give them a loving hand. AEY secures larger and more lucrative deals, expanding their operation, and David's daughter Ella is born, while Efraim grows more unstable and untrustworthy. It illuminates conflict from the unexpected angle of the allure of war, and the damage it does to both species.Because there’s so much history and ground to cover, everything is fairly brief, but it’s extremely interesting and I loved the insight into the handlers as well as their dogs.