Jason Waltz’s Reviews > The Battle of Mogadishu: First Hand Accounts From the Men of Task Force Ranger > Status Update
Jason Waltz
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Dan Schilling's closing chapter is poignant, personal and pointedly blunt. Good ol' American military f'd up again, sending our warriors into war undermanned, under supplied, under informed, under led, and under supported. And then ultimately under utilized and finally dumped aside. I appreciate his direct relating of his experience.
— Mar 09, 2025 08:16PM
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Jason Waltz
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Tim Wilkinson's section is super informative. He doesn't get too personal until closer to the close, but he shares lots of data and experiences. When he does close, it is personal and poignant.
— Oct 23, 2024 05:51PM
Jason Waltz
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John Belman's section was slightly more abrupt in its telling, as if from a man who did but did not want to relay his story. Filled with actions and memories, it contributes to the ensemble and helps make things so real. He closes by talking about 20 years later he hoped we the American people learned something...but I don't think we're living that unfortunately.
— Oct 23, 2024 04:58PM
Jason Waltz
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Holy horror. Mike Kurth, Specialist radio operator, shares an intimate and intense recollection of his events and losses.
— Aug 28, 2024 09:00PM
Jason Waltz
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Damn, Raleigh Cash's account of events is hard-hitting and personal. A wide range of emotions and experiences.
— Aug 16, 2024 07:33PM
Jason Waltz
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Intensity. Insanity. Unimaginable. Amazing courage and perseverance and professionalism.
— Aug 15, 2024 08:27PM
