Axe spent a year interviewing and following the lives of
student-cadets and trainers with the USC Gamecock Battalion
(""undergrads with guns,"" as he labels them) to assess the
strengths and weaknesses of a representative university ROTC
program - one of 270 currently in existence. Axe invites us along
to witness the quagmire of confusion in a nighttime training
exercise, the immersion into procedures and jargon of the
classroom, and the high aspirations of candidates at Airborne
School. Replete with a vivid account of the annual Ranger Challenge
and a campus visit from George W. Bush, Axe's narrative follows the
unit through the exercises and experiences that are designed to
recast them as junior leaders in America's long war on terrorism.
""Army 101"" is an insider's look at the current state of training
and the cultural values being taught to those who will soon join
the ranks of nearly ten thousand ROTC graduates already serving in
activity duty around the globe.
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