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Lords of Discipline

Pat Conroy

Dramatically interweaves themes of brotherhood and betrayal as senior cadet, Will McLean, courageously struggles to forge his own honor code and manhood in a regimented, venerable, but corrupt Southern military academy

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It was mentioned as a good book and movie, although brutal to watch, in the context of Benjamin O. Davis Jr.'s experience at West Point.

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Oh man, I forgot about that book. Yeah man, that was good, good movie. Um, I make brutal to watch but a really good movie.

— Episode: Tuskegee Airmen: American Heroes

Episode: Tuskegee Airmen: American Heroes

It was mentioned as a good book and movie, although brutal to watch, in the context of Benjamin O. Davis Jr.'s experience at West Point.

"

Oh man, I forgot about that book. Yeah man, that was good, good movie. Um, I make brutal to watch but a really good movie.

Episode: Tuskegee Airmen: American Heroes

It was mentioned as a good book and a good movie, though brutal to watch, about the discipline and training at West Point, which Benjamin O. Davis Jr. attended.

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Oh man, I forgot about that book. Yeah, man, that was good, good movie.

Episode: Tuskegee Airmen: American Heroes

It was mentioned as a good book and movie, but also brutal to watch, likely referencing its themes of military discipline and racism.

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Oh man, I forgot about that book. Yeah, man, that was good, good movie. I make brutal to watch, but a really good movie.

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