The Plains of Passage
Jean M. Auel
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Read Time: ~6.3 hr
Hell week
by Dennis Chalker with Kevin Dockery (2002)
About this book
A riveting look at the incredibly gruelling week that turns a Navy man into a highly trained SEAl.All the pain, punishment, endurance and commitment needed to survive the hell week of bootcamp training is chronicled in this riveting tale of determination and intrigue.Go deep into SEAL territory with this intense, thrilling and detailed book written by Command Master Chief Dennis Chalker and military historian Kevin Dockery. No pain, no gain...
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHell week Lead Character
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