More documentation like indisputable footage, the better efficient they'll be in the future. Simon Murray CBE was born in Leicester in 1940 and joined the French Foreign Legion at age nineteen, serving in the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment for five years. I'm glad the French foreign legion started wearing bodycams and posting on YouTube. Simon Murray out of the several other books I read, isn't full of state propaganda where a French foreign legion would commit suicide by saving his comrades by jumping on a live grenade. Personally I imagine the French foreign legion being full of former 'liberated' states of France who seek to overthrow the hierarchy of their home countries by using the qualified immunity of the protection of France. I read a lot of cringe books about France but none of them really go into depth or mention the phrases French foreign legion maybe because supporting a foreign military is a dodgy area in most countries constitutions even if the are allies and you could be put to death for actually encouraging a foreign military that slightly even a little non intentionally negatively effects your own In a theorical sense.

Again it was written before the internet is as efficient as today, I'm just saying there should be a parody of it. Cleaning toilets and all these travel routes etc. Simon Murray tells the reality of things, and reading it the reality, reality is disappointing. It's been a long time since I read it but I dreamed upon it through various dreams, I'm not here to tell how the legion should do their job but eventually some outcast is going to fix up and modernize the legion. The book describes the French foreign legion in the continent of Africa like the Huns from the Mulan movie where they go 'help' the African countries around the French colonies.

Subjected to brutal sergeants, merciless. Legionnaire is a compelling, firsthand account of Murray's experience with this legendary band of soldiers. It needs an update though and I wish there was a version talking about what new intellectual property the French foreign legion is currently or Goin to use. Yet in 1960, Simon Murray traveled alone to Paris, Marseilles, and on to Algeria to fulfill the toughest contract of his life: a five-year stint in the Legion.

Legionnaire by Simon Murray