2019, ISBN: 9780307409065

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Paperback. New. Passionate emotions a fiction book which describe the emotions, feelings & stages of emotions. The book has three parts and ten chapters. The book has been completed with… Plus…

Paperback. New. Passionate emotions a fiction book which describe the emotions, feelings & stages of emotions. The book has three parts and ten chapters. The book has been completed with poems and stories. The chapters are as below mentioned.Part-Iemotions in lovea short lie cracks many faithsemotions duration first timepart-IIway of loveheart in lovetime to deliverpart-IIIemotions at work stationdon't die feelingslove is the destination of faithsmile of princessThe part one ""emotions in love describe the feelings and emotion which come in heat when any heart come in affection and lovingness. The chapter is designed with a friend story who love someone and how he changes his mind suddenly after the conversation in friend's area. The part describes with story, how the short lie cracks many faiths. When anyone faith on you then she hopes on you blindly but if any single lie come in front of her. The all faith and hope go out.Part Two- in this fiction book the part two tells. Where the suitable time to deliver your heart feeling and what is best way must use in affair to maintain your relationship. When any person loves someone then how the situation and stages come in heart and how he reacts in areas. The part is associated with a story of a Vrindavan boy who suddenly goes to Jhansi and get in love. Then he goes in love very deeply and very fast and suddenly backout. Part three- the last part of book is designed with golden words which has how emotion at the work station when a gentle propels the over burden and unnecessary listening. The part also tell that we must express our feeling and emotion. It tells how the love is the destination of faith. And the book ended with smiles of princess. It tells how the thoughts of people depends upon boys and how the girls are as like the drop on water which shine as diamond in sun shine.| Author: Rishi R Bhardwaj| Publisher: Independently Published| Publication Date: Apr 06, 2019| Number of Pages: 89 pages| Language: English| Binding: Paperback| ISBN-10: 1092847626| ISBN-13: 9781092847629, 6, Crown Publishers, 2009. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. As New/As New. They were four exceptional soldiers, a new generation asked to save an army that had been hollowed out after Vietnam. They survived the military's brutal winnowing to reach its top echelon. They became the Army's most influential generals in the crucible of Iraq. Collectively, their lives tell the story of the Army over the last four decades and illuminate the path it must travel to protect the nation over the next century. Theirs is a story of successes and failures, of ambitions achieved and thwarted, of the responsibilities and perils of command. The careers of this elite quartet show how the most powerful military force in the world entered a major war unprepared, and how the Army, drawing on a reservoir of talent that few thought it possessed, saved itself from crushing defeat against a ruthless, low-tech foe. In The Fourth Star, you'll follow: General John Abizaid, one of the Army's most brilliant minds. Fluent in Arabic, he forged an unconventional path in the military to make himself an expert on the Middle East, but this unique background made him skeptical of the war he found himself leading; General George Casey Jr., the son of the highest-ranking general to be killed in the Vietnam War, Casey had grown up in the Army and won praise for his common touch and skill as a soldier. He was determined not to repeat the mistakes of Vietnam but would take much of the blame as Iraq collapsed around him; General Peter Chiarelli, an emotional, take-charge leader who, more than any other senior officer, felt the sting of the Army's failures in Iraq. He drove his soldiers, the chain of command, and the U.S. government to rethink the occupation plans -- yet rarely achieved the results he sought; and General David Petraeus, a driven soldier-scholar. Determined to reach the Army's summit almost since the day he entered West Point, he sometimes alienated peers with his ambition and competitiveness. When he finally got his chance in Iraq, he -- more than anyone -- changed the Army's conception of what was possible. Masterfully written and richly reported, The Fourth Star ranges far beyond today's battlefields, evoking the Army's tumultuous history since Vietnam through these four captivating lives and ultimately revealing a fascinating irony: In an institution that prizes obedience, the most effective warriors are often those who dare to question the prevailing orthodoxy and in doing so redefine the American way of war., Crown Publishers, 2009, 5<

2009, ISBN: 9780307409065

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New York: Crown Publishers, 2009. First Edition [Stated], First Printing [Stated]. Hardcover. Very good/Very good. [6], 330 pages. Illustrations (some in color). Notes. Index. Inscr… Plus…

New York: Crown Publishers, 2009. First Edition [Stated], First Printing [Stated]. Hardcover. Very good/Very good. [6], 330 pages. Illustrations (some in color). Notes. Index. Inscription on half-title signed by Greg Jaffe. What makes an effective wartime general? Hardly an academic question when the United States is ramping up its military efforts in Afghanistan. In "The Fourth Star," David Cloud, former Pentagon correspondent for the New York Times, and Greg Jaffe, who covers the Pentagon for The Washington Post, probe this question through the eyes and careers of four distinguished officers who joined the army as second lieutenants after Vietnam and rose to the highest rank -- four-star general -- during the Iraq insurgency. This insider's view of officership and the operation of the U.S. Army is based primarily upon interviews with the four generals -- John Abizaid, George Casey, Jr., Peter Chiarelli and David Petraeus -- and their families, subordinates and others. Cloud and Jaffe are gifted writers, who use their access to these senior commanders to good effect. They provide a lively, personalized account of the successes and setbacks of the four highly able and ambitious servicemen as they climb the military career ladder. Masterfully written and richly reported, The Fourth Star ranges far beyond today's battlefields, evoking the Army's tumultuous history since Vietnam through these four captivating lives and ultimately revealing a fascinating irony: In an institution that prizes obedience, the most effective warriors are often those who dare to question the prevailing orthodoxy and in doing so redefine the American way of war.They were four exceptional soldiers, a new generation asked to save an army that had been hollowed out after Vietnam. They survived the military's brutal winnowing to reach its top echelon. They became the Army's most influential generals in the crucible of Iraq. Collectively, their lives tell the story of the Army over the last four decades and illuminate the path it must travel to protect the nation over the next century. Theirs is a story of successes and failures, of ambitions achieved and thwarted, of the responsibilities and perils of command. The careers of this elite quartet show how the most powerful military force in the world entered a major war unprepared, and how the Army, drawing on a reservoir of talent that few thought it possessed, saved itself from crushing defeat against a ruthless, low-tech foe. In The Fourth Star, you'll follow:&bull;Gen. John Abizaid, one of the Army's most brilliant minds. Fluent in Arabic, he forged an unconventional path in the military to make himself an expert on the Middle East, but this unique background made him skeptical of the war he found himself leading. &bull;Gen. George Casey Jr., the son of the highest-ranking general to be killed in the Vietnam War. Casey had grown up in the Army and won praise for his common touch and skill as a soldier. He was determined not to repeat the mistakes of Vietnam but would take much of the blame as Iraq collapsed around him. &bull;Gen. Peter Chiarelli, an emotional, take-charge leader who, more than any other senior officer, felt the sting of the Army's failures in Iraq. He drove his soldiers, the chain of command, and the U.S. government to rethink the occupation plans-yet rarely achieved the results he sought.&bull;Gen. David Petraeus, a driven soldier-scholar. Determined to reach the Army's summit almost since the day he entered West Point, he sometimes alienated peers with his ambition and competitiveness. When he finally got his chance in Iraq, he-more than anyone-changed the Army's conception of what was possible., Crown Publishers, 2009, 3<

2009, ISBN: 9780307409065

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Crown Publishers, 2009 Crown Publishers, New York. 2009. Hardcover. First Edition/First Printing. Book is tight, square, and unmarked. Book Condition: Fine. DJ… Plus…

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Crown Publishers, 2009 Crown Publishers, New York. 2009. Hardcover. First Edition/First Printing. Book is tight, square, and unmarked. Book Condition: Fine. DJ: Fine. Gray boards with black overlay on spine and bright gold lettering on spine. 330 pp. The story of four Generals asked to save an army that had been hollowed out after Vietnam. They became the most influential generals in the crucible of Iraq. The careers of this elite quartet show how the most powerful military force in the world entered a major was unprepared and how drawing on a reservoir of talent saved itself from crushing defeat by a ruthless, low-tech, foe. A clean pristine copy., Crown Publishers, 2009, 5<

2009, ISBN: 0307409066

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