One Bullet Away by Nate Fick

Nate Fick's One Bullet Away was reviewed favorably everywhere from People magazine to Military.com. A New York Times Bestseller, it was called a "must-read" by General Anthony C. Zinni. In this video Nate discusses his experiences as a leader of a platoon first in Afghanistan and then in Iraq.

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• iraq
• afghnistan
• military

[ankorsteam]

too bad more guys like capt fick dont become part of the us dept of homeland security. the fat pencil pushing turds in the nations capital wouldnt waste a moment sending someone elses less formally educated sons or daughters into danger without fully understanding the consequences. too bad.

[kowz4u]

Nate Fick for President.

[XX0clemenza0XX]

i want his signature in my ONE BULLET AWAY and GENERATION KILL

[yesiamawizardjonny]

@kblargh No. I don't think he would vote for them. Nathaniel Fick left the marine corps right after he returned from the invasion and I'm sure he hasn't seen Schwetje since then.

[kblargh]

@yesiamawizardjonny You "sound" like you know it for a fact. Gen Kill ended at a point of tension between them, and i've tried now and again to get some information on how that story went through, but never turned up anything.

[yesiamawizardjonny]

@kblargh LOL Yes. He would.

[kblargh]

@yesiamawizardjonny Encino Man would vote for him?

[ropy89]

@NukemHigh225 - think the same dude

[ropy89]

...Nataniel Fick you are one of the greatest MARINES i have ever heard puttin' out such wisdom and prove of responsibility.

Semper Fi !

[NukemHigh225]

I would serve with this guy any day of my life. He looks like one of those kind of people that you would follow into hell and back.

[Krait99]

Great book

[underleft]

I wish he would have been my platoon commander. I had three terrible boot LT's, one of which I couldn't even trust with a box of crayons and safety scissors.