Clint Emerson - Jófajta crazy

From the author of the bestseller 100 Deadly Techniques for Survival

"You've got to be a little crazy to be a SEAL... Clint Emerson gives a real roller coaster ride of what that kind of madness entails... so hang on, because Emerson doesn't mince words. And he definitely doesn't stick to what he wants. " - H. Keith Melton, author of Ultimate Spy

"Gives a fascinating insight into the life and day-to-day life of a SEAL team. Not a typical memoir - fast-paced and thigh-slappingly funny. A must-read, an instant classic." - Mike Ritland, former Navy SEAL, host of the Mike Drop podcast

"A true journey. It's like reading a novel, but it's not a figment of imagination... Emerson is a credible agent who knows the ins and outs of the trade - high-risk deployments firsthand." - Chris Costa, Director, International Spy Museum; Deputy Commander, SMU; former special adviser on counterterrorism to the president

He's explosively funny, but his humor is dark humor.

The former SEAL tells how his everyday life was spent in the elite unit.

Their first and only task was to maintain the security of the USA - and for this they considered any means permissible.

Emerson is the only SEAL inducted into the International Spy Museum.

He operated on the shadow side, instinctively always getting into trouble - his unique ability made him the perfect hybrid agent.

He searched for, solved or eliminated what or who he needed - and all of this, of course, without leaving a trace.

No other military memoir comes close to The Good Man.

Emerson unreservedly admits that sometimes a man becomes a hero, an exceptionally good soldier, because he does not act as an honest, bona fide civilian would.

This is what makes these stories so amazingly exciting.

Clint Emerson has spent his entire career in high-tech intelligence and elite military operations, the missions he has participated in involve intrigue, improvisation, and cutting-edge interception and interception technology on the global battlefield. On a daily basis, he had to hack such and such gadgets in order to spy with them, his fellow SEALs only referred to this superpower as "he coke special stuff". He spent twenty years as a SEAL, then retired a few years ago and founded his company, Escape the Wolf, which provides crisis management for all types of global companies. Author of the bestseller 100 Deadly Techniques for Survival. Emerson is the only SEAL ever to be inducted into the International Spy Museum.