I'm a Soldier in America

Regarding the height and weight of the protagonist, there are picture answers. The information comes from a retired SEAL Team 6. The book is called A Hard Day, a world-class military bestseller. The author is Mark Owen, a retired SEAL Team 6 special forces soldier.

They say curiosity killed the cat. Sometimes people's curiosity is not a good thing. Clay and others should just train honestly. You will know what you know.

The more professional the unit, the higher its efficiency. DEVGRU is such an efficient unit, and even the logistics efficiency is very high. It only took Long Zhan half an hour to successfully move in.

The non-commissioned officers/officers of the US military are completely different from the military officers/political cadres of China! Noncommissioned officers and officers have their own independent promotion channels, and the division of labor is also very clear. Not to mention the Navy and Army. Some services of the Air Force also have a warrant officer system. These are all to maintain the combat effectiveness of the army and retain core personnel. Noncommissioned officers are soldiers, warrant officers are the bridge between soldiers and officers, and officers are officers. In China's military, most non-commissioned officers are just technical talents. Army training still relies on officers, not non-commissioned officers. Many talents are not retained. Even political workers are officers, not soldiers. They are completely different from those in the United States. Although Lao America does not have political workers, its ideological propaganda is much better than China's.

A very good book with a very reasonable concept. Come on

It was good before a thousand chapters, but someone else should have written the later ones. If you skip reading, you won't know what it is about. Personally, I think this Dagang is really good, but it's almost meaningless and not well written. If possible, I recommend starting with the same Dagang book.

How come the charge starts from chapter 31 as soon as this is put on the shelves...

I have read more than 1,500 chapters, most of which are based on the original plot of the movie. The part about the Suicide Squad is completely uninteresting. The most powerful fighting machine has become a marginalized invisible man.

Why does the writing look so different? I still prefer special operations, especially the special operations of the US Navy SEALs. They are very powerful and passionate.

Who will be the heroine? Can the author reveal it?