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Jaime Salazar
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Legion of the Lost: The True Experience of An American in the French Foreign Legion |
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English |
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Hardcover |
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256 |
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2005-08-02 |
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0425202836 |
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Berkley Hardcover |
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0.9 pounds |
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6.1 x 9.1 x 1.0 inches |
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Since 1831, the French Foreign Legion has been a renowned symbol of discipline and solidarity. Made up completely of volunteers, the Legion gives men a new lease on life-and a chance to test their limits both physically and mentally. And in 1999, the Legion was just what American Jaime Salazar was looking for.
From the harrowing physical rigors of basic training to his posting in the 2e REG outside of the tiny village of Saint Christol, from his fierce competitiveness and pride to his ultimate disillusionment with the Legion and dramatic desertion, this is the story of Salazar's quest for honor and sacrifice. Legion of the Lost is a compelling, first-hand account of the contemporary French Foreign Legion, sure to dispel myths while, at the same time, add to the legend of the finest trained army of mercenaries the world has ever seen.
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