Anton Myrer · 1968
A military fiction novel exploring the lives of two contrasting officers through decades of service and war.
Jack Carr calls it a fantastic book that effectively explores the core thematic distinction between a profession and a career.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“If you've read Once an Eagle by Anton Meyer, that was a fantastic book. That talks about that a little bit in there.”
Why: Jack Carr calls it a fantastic book that effectively explores the core thematic distinction between a profession and a career.
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