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Book about the FFL
- Thread starter Tom Juvenez
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Yeah, I think she was very objective in her writing. It is good sociological analysis about "institutions", and I think in particularly the FFL because it is required to live in the barracks...it can answer many questions for wannabes.
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dusaboss
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Look interesting. At first glimpse doesn't look like yet another FFL book. With all do respect to Leginoars who wrote books, but not all of the have talent to be writers. 
Also This look like more scientific book, but let read it first before comment.
Also This look like more scientific book, but let read it first before comment.
Are you going to get it? Or do you want this one I can send it to you.?Look interesting. At first glimpse doesn't look like yet another FFL book. With all do respect to Leginoars who wrote books, but not all of the have talent to be writers.
Also This look like more scientific book, but let read it first before comment.
Peter Lyderik
Hyper Active Member
The book has been mentioned here before, and I have read it and can confirm that it is good.
New book
An academic work, but with a lot of very interesting info about life in the Legion now. I have looked through the whole book at the Finnish armed forces central library, and I want to read it one day :)
cervens.net
Yeah actually I recommend it for all wannabes. In this book, Enlisted Legionnaire are referred to as members or "inmates" and NCO are referred to as staff. I'd say most interviews are from this in 1rec and 2e Rep, there are some from other regiments though.
might just have to get this book..