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John A. Dailey
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Write anyway. Write something. Write anything. And when you absolutely can not write, read.
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Tough Rugged Bastards: A Memoir of a Life in Marine Special Operations
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Worked with Tom Mulligan in the 70s. He had the same traits that you so clearly wrote about. Temper Fi!" |
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Tough Rugged Bastards: A Memoir of a Life in Marine Special Operations:
"Very interesting read!!! An inside view into the life of a marine. Thankful for the service of people like him and everyone in this unit."
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Tough Rugged Bastards: A Memoir of a Life in Marine Special Operations:
"As a Raider and Scout Sniper I enjoyed this book. The author goes into detail about our job, its history, and the mindset involved. "
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Tough Rugged Bastards: A Memoir of a Life in Marine Special Operations:
"I had the privilege of reading John Dailey’s essay “Death Letter” in Consequence Magazine in Spring 2019. The piece was powerful in its honesty and reflection. Recently, I reached out to John to ask about his writing process and if the essay contribu"
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“I say, beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes. If there is not a new man, how can the new clothes be made to fit? If you have any enterprise before you, try it in your own clothes.”
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