The Army Board Had Dug Up My Criminal Record, I Couldn't Believe the Betrayal (ep. 19)

Enlisting at the age of 15 after forging his mother's signature, Hackworth's early life was marked by a rebellious streak that initially made him an unlikely candidate for a disciplined military career. However, the structure and purpose he found in the Army helped him channel his energies into becoming an exceptional soldier. Although his past could have been a significant hindrance, Hackworth's remarkable leadership abilities and combat prowess quickly overshadowed his early indiscretions. The Army, recognizing his potential, overlooked his youthful transgressions, allowing him to rise through the ranks. Hackworth's background arguably gave him a unique perspective on discipline and authority, influencing his leadership style and his later critiques of military bureaucracy. His transformation from a troubled youth to a highly decorated officer is a testament to his resilience and the redemptive power of military service.
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[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Such an excellent series of cast's about such an amazing soldier/human/philosopher

[@Treeman1177]

Listening to this just shows how ignorant people was at one point in time thank you for the video

[@angloaust1575]

War is a criminal business!