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I'm reading 3 books on the Battle of FSB Ripcord right now. and 1 thing really stands out above all else - Just how freaking dysfunctional the army was at the time, from top to bottom. Nolan does such an excellent job of showcasing how some people thought people like Lucas were ...

the best that ever was, and then you flip the page and you have 20 others telling you what a complete tool he was. No one escapes critique and challenge, everyone has a chance to be glossed up too and the truth? ... The truth is always somewhere in the middle...

I'll post more about Smither's version soon. My biggest complaint about Nolan's book is that you really do need a spreadsheet to keep track of who is who, where is where, and what day it is!