A review by hffrkmp
American Commander: Serving a Country Worth Fighting for and Training the Brave Soldiers Who Lead the Way by Ryan Zinke

4.0

Zinke's autobiography reads as though in conversation with the reader. He is able to intermingle stories of growing up in Montana, playing football, and being a SEAL with politics. Not an easy task. I was entertained by his childhood exploits and amazed at his adult insights gleaned from years of experience with the teams. I thought he did a good job covering the broad strokes without giving confidential information and only providing knowledge that was readily accessible to the public. For some who don't follow politics or the military, the book will provide a good lesson on SEAL history. I'm glad he's on our side.