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Boyd The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War

Robert Coram

John Boyd may be the most remarkable unsung hero in all of American military history. Some remember him as the greatest U.S. fighter pilot ever -- the man who, in simulated air-to-air combat, defeated every challenger in less than forty seconds. Some recall him as the father of our country's most le...

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The Daily Stoic

The podcast host raved about this book, describing it as one of the most underrated biographies ever read and mentioning its impact on their life. The book focuses on John Boyd, a relatively obscure military figure whose impact extended far beyond his battlefield successes.

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I have raved and raved and raved about his book Boyd The Fighter Pilot who changed the art of war which I read right around the same time my first got turned onto Tyler Cowan.

— Episode: Robert Coram on Living Life by a Code

Episode: Robert Coram on Living Life by a Code

The podcast host raved about this book, describing it as one of the most underrated biographies ever read and mentioning its impact on their life. The book focuses on John Boyd, a relatively obscure military figure whose impact extended far beyond his battlefield successes.

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I have raved and raved and raved about his book Boyd The Fighter Pilot who changed the art of war which I read right around the same time my first got turned onto Tyler Cowan.

Just incredible biographer, just like one of the best and I think because of how few people have read this book, one of the most underrated biographers that I've ever read.

I cannot rave enough about Boyd and I can't rave enough about his book on Bud Day.

But in the meantime you must read Boyd, The Fighter Pilot, The Change to the Art of War which we sell at the painted porch and I will link in today's show notes

I still think about this book and what you wrote in it on an almost daily basis.

Episode: NASCAR Champion Brad Keselowski on Reaching Your M...

Ryan Holiday recommended this book to Brad Keselowski, highlighting the author's experience as a fighter pilot, instructor, and reformer within the military system.

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I'm going to come back and watch this. I'll follow up. Yes. Glad. Well, now I have to ask you because I can't do it. Can you watch film of your own appearances? Like... Oh, all the time.

Have you read... I used it as a source in Ego as the enemy but given your interest in military jets and then also leadership, have you read Boyd, the fighter pilot who changed the art of war?

He's one of the great fighter pilots of all time. He fights in Korea. He was called 42nd Boyd because you could basically take anyone down in 40 seconds.

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