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Non-fiction: Autobiography--1-21 pages; total (21)
Marcus Luttrell is visiting the families from the SEAL team he was with in Aghanistan who are all dead. He is telling about each member. -
Luttrell described his early days and missions in Iraq.
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Luttrell continues to describe his missions, and he is upset with liberals in the US.
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Luttrell is starting to talk about his family and childhood.
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Luttrell talks about how he started training to be a SEAL from when he was little.
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Luttrell talks about the Taliban, al Qaeda, bin Laden, and their mission.
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Luttrell describes boot camp and the beginning of BUDS training.
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Luttrell describes the Coronado O course and the boat drill.
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Luttrell descirbes the first 3 weeks of BUD/s training.
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Luttrell finishes describing Hell Week and all it took for him to graduate and become a Navy SEAL.
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Luttrell describes the beginning of Hell Week.
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Luttrell now goes back to describing their mission in Afghanistan.
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Luttrell and 3 other SEALS have begun Operation Redwing. They have just been discovered by 3 Afghanistan goat herders.
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Luttrell tells of the battle with the Taliban, and 3 of the 4 SEALS are now dead.
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Luttrell is trying to stay alive while the Taliban are hunting him.
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Luttrell falls down a mountain, and villagers there decide to care for him granting him "lokay." Lokay means they will defend him against the Taliban to the last man!
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Though the village has promised to protect him, the Taliban comes in and tortures Latrell. The village then does a better job of protecting him.
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The village is protecting Luttrell though the Taliban are making things terrible for the people.
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Luttrell is finally rescued by a group of Army Rangers!
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Luttrell describes his homecoming and his call from George Bush. He was awarded the Navy Cross.