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No Legacy Here: Memoir of a Marine Officer in Iraq - Paperback

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by Winston Tierney (Author)

What happens when a career Marine officer stops believing in the doctrine of the Corps and the official pretexts for war? In 2006, Winston Tierney deployed to Iraq's Anbar Province with the Fourth Reconnaissance Battalion, excited and proud to serve his country in the fight against international terrorism. After several trips to Iraq over the next nine years he returned depleted by hatred, mendacity, alcohol abuse and PTSD, he felt he had "seen behind the curtain"--and didn't like what he saw. This hard-hitting memoir depicts the brutal realities of the conflict in Iraq at street level, while giving a clear-eyed treatise on the immorality of war and the catastrophe of America's failures in the Middle East.

Author Biography

Winston Tierney is a retired Marine Corps infantry officer having served 27 1/2 years in the Marine Corps.

Number of Pages: 193
Dimensions: 0.7 x 9 x 5.8 IN
Publication Date: June 17, 2022
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