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Brent Scowcroft

"Kissinger vented his spleen on me, but I just stood there and looked at him; didn't say a word. I'd been through plebe year. And he said, 'Scowcroft, some day I'll find a way to get to you.' Well, he never did, and he never yelled at me again."

Window to the Oval Office: A Diplomatic View of the American Presidency

“A Career Filled With Detours”: From SEAL to Night Stalker

Trial by Fire and Snow: A Replacement Paratrooper at Bastogne

Kitsy Westmoreland On Service, Family, And The Army Life

“We’d Hunt Them Or They’d Hunt Us”: Service In Vietnam And The Persian Gulf

“Try To Be An Officer Soldiers Deserve”: Deployments To Iraq And Afghanistan With 3-89 Cavalry

“In The Confusion Of Combat, You Don’t Think Very Well”: Fighting And Surviving The Battle Of Welz

“Family Everywhere”: Women’s Basketball, The Jewish Chapel, And The Army

“Living With A Huge Family” In Bancroft Hall: An Army Brat Goes Navy

“86,400 Seconds in a Day”: Getting The Most Out Of Every Opportunity

Getting Your Headspace And Timing Right: Seizing Opportunities At West Point And In The Army

“110%”: Getting the Most Out of West Point

“West Point Was the Mountain I Had to Climb”: Finishing Strong as a Caring and Compassionate Leader

17 Years In Communist Captivity: “The Last Prisoner” Survives Hell On Earth

Escaping From South Vietnam: An Air Force Squadron Commander Ditches His Helicopter At Sea

The Value Of Freedom: Two Vietnamese Refugees Begin A New Family In America