Although somewhat disjointed, American Badass provides good background of understanding what makes Comstock tick and how his upbringing forged the warrior he became. One gets a sense that he truly was raised like a Spartan where this mix of fighting, competing, honor, respect, patriotism and selflessness were not only the norm but expected by his parents.
It's hard to understand and appreciate that kind of childhood within the context of this post-modern, weak, emasculated, narcissistic, self-absorbed, generation "me", society we're plauged with now but is a message that needs to be taught now more than ever.
I had the honor of recently attending a tactical pistol/carbine class that Dale taught and behind this professional, former Delta operator and one truly badass dude is a very approachable, quite humble guy that was interesting to talk to about pretty much whatever.
Dale's a rare breed but one that we could use a lot more of.
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American Badass: The true story of a modern day Spartan Paperback – June 28, 2013
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From the Author
American Badass is my book about mentoring and inspiring others to "Be all they can be." It's not about being a tough guy; but rather it's about being a good citizen, American, patriot, father, husband, and warrior. It is, as I jokingly say, about being a "Goodass!" I use my life stories as mediums to compel others to break paradigms that limit their potential and through self-actualization reach new levels of success. My book is not all about me as it is as much about you.
If you're looking to read a book because you are only interested in comparing the author's literary style to other books then this book is not for you. If you are interested in reading a substantive book about the life of a special operations and clandestine services operative that lived in an enigmatic world, then this book is for you. Because of the nature of this book it had to be written with discretion and operational security in mind to avoid compromising secret information and establishing clear attributions to secret organizations and related operations.
I wrote this book on the urging of many friends and associates. In fact, I made my decision to write the book in September 2012 while I was on the set of Stars Earns Stripes, speaking with Chris Kyle, the author of American Sniper. As we discussed his book, he looked at me and said to everyone nearby--"I am waiting to read your book, Dale." It was at that point I decided it was time to write.
I didn't want the book to just be about my combat experiences and me. I wanted to reach out to our young men, young women, fathers, and mothers and tell them a story about successful parenting and what I think it means to succeed on personal merit, hard work, and sacrifice. I decided to use my life experiences as the medium to mentor. I find myself in a country where traditional values are being replaced by a prevailing and metastasizing sense of entitlement, where hard work and personal excellence are no longer the cornerstones for success, where young men and boys have become apathetic and their heroes are virtual characters in video games, where street football is played out on a couch in front of a wide screen TV whilst many look to their left and right and see their fathers, who should be their mentors, life coaches, and leaders, lying on the couch, overweight, or feet propped up in a recliner, beckoning the wife to fetch another beer and bag of chips!
American Badass is a story inspired by my journey from boyhood to manhood, from innocence to a world of extreme violence, from a paltry and humble existence to a life enriched through determination, hard work, sacrifice, and the love of family. It is the story of the road less traveled--of failure and success by a Delta Force operator, a Green Beret, a husband, a father, and...an American.
I wrote this book on the urging of many friends and associates. In fact, I made my decision to write the book in September 2012 while I was on the set of Stars Earns Stripes, speaking with Chris Kyle, the author of American Sniper. As we discussed his book, he looked at me and said to everyone nearby--"I am waiting to read your book, Dale." It was at that point I decided it was time to write.
I didn't want the book to just be about my combat experiences and me. I wanted to reach out to our young men, young women, fathers, and mothers and tell them a story about successful parenting and what I think it means to succeed on personal merit, hard work, and sacrifice. I decided to use my life experiences as the medium to mentor. I find myself in a country where traditional values are being replaced by a prevailing and metastasizing sense of entitlement, where hard work and personal excellence are no longer the cornerstones for success, where young men and boys have become apathetic and their heroes are virtual characters in video games, where street football is played out on a couch in front of a wide screen TV whilst many look to their left and right and see their fathers, who should be their mentors, life coaches, and leaders, lying on the couch, overweight, or feet propped up in a recliner, beckoning the wife to fetch another beer and bag of chips!
American Badass is a story inspired by my journey from boyhood to manhood, from innocence to a world of extreme violence, from a paltry and humble existence to a life enriched through determination, hard work, sacrifice, and the love of family. It is the story of the road less traveled--of failure and success by a Delta Force operator, a Green Beret, a husband, a father, and...an American.
From the Back Cover
ADVANCED PRAISE FOR AMERICAN BADASS
"It was George Orwell who stated, "People sleep peacefully at night because rough men stand ready to do violence on her behalf." That quote from Orwell adequately describes a true American warrior, Dale Comstock. Dale's book American Badass chronicles the story of a man who has dedicated his entire life to the defense of our freedoms, liberty, and way of life. Dale is truly an exceptional soldier. He is possibly the youngest ever to qualify for the Special Forces Operations Detachment Delta, the premier US counter- terrorism unit. However, it is not just his military accomplishments, but his drive for excellence in every aspect of his life, that put him a cut above the rest. Dale Comstock represents the legacy and lineage of service to America, from his dad who served in Vietnam to his son who now serves. American Badass is the story of something rare--a modern day Spartan."
−Allen B. West, former US representative, Lieutenant Colonel (US Army, retired)
"The first time I ever met Dale Comstock, I had to fight him. Fortunately, it was for a film sequence, but it was obvious that I was trading blows with the real deal, an authentic warrior, a true badass. I've fought a ton of guys onscreen... stunt guys... ex-military... MMA fighters... but my fight with Dale was by far the most nervous I've ever been. It was like fighting a tree... a scary, killer oak. Even then, it wasn't until I read this book that I came to understand what a genuine AMERICAN BADASS Dale really is. From his patriotic service as Delta Force operator to his commitment as a husband and father, Dale's incredible story represents the very best of what it means to be an American... and a man."
− Christian Kane, actor, singer/songwriter
"It was George Orwell who stated, "People sleep peacefully at night because rough men stand ready to do violence on her behalf." That quote from Orwell adequately describes a true American warrior, Dale Comstock. Dale's book American Badass chronicles the story of a man who has dedicated his entire life to the defense of our freedoms, liberty, and way of life. Dale is truly an exceptional soldier. He is possibly the youngest ever to qualify for the Special Forces Operations Detachment Delta, the premier US counter- terrorism unit. However, it is not just his military accomplishments, but his drive for excellence in every aspect of his life, that put him a cut above the rest. Dale Comstock represents the legacy and lineage of service to America, from his dad who served in Vietnam to his son who now serves. American Badass is the story of something rare--a modern day Spartan."
−Allen B. West, former US representative, Lieutenant Colonel (US Army, retired)
"The first time I ever met Dale Comstock, I had to fight him. Fortunately, it was for a film sequence, but it was obvious that I was trading blows with the real deal, an authentic warrior, a true badass. I've fought a ton of guys onscreen... stunt guys... ex-military... MMA fighters... but my fight with Dale was by far the most nervous I've ever been. It was like fighting a tree... a scary, killer oak. Even then, it wasn't until I read this book that I came to understand what a genuine AMERICAN BADASS Dale really is. From his patriotic service as Delta Force operator to his commitment as a husband and father, Dale's incredible story represents the very best of what it means to be an American... and a man."
− Christian Kane, actor, singer/songwriter
"Unlike many books written today by government operators, Comstock's book isn't a guns-a- blazing, kill-everything-in-sight, romanticized-war book. It is a book about character, patriotism, humility, love, and a calling.
"Comstock does an exceptional job revealing the true person he is--cocky, arrogant, fearless, yet caring, humble, loyal, and, most of all, loving. He demonstrates through his writing that he truly is America's warrior--well rounded, tough, and committed to seeing the mission completed, whether it be in combat or on a Hollywood set. In his book Dale makes himself out to be an American Badass, but with good reason--he is one.
"Dale is a highly trained government operator who served in Panama, Iraq, and Afghanistan, along with other unique hot-spots around the globe. Throughout Dale's book, he does something very few have ever done. Sure, he explains what life was like growing up, what life was like making it through the Delta and Special Forces selections, but none of that is what makes Dale's book so brilliant--through his book, Dale made me want to get back into the fight and strive to be a better husband, writer, daddy, and person.
"If I had all the money in the world, I would give a copy ofAmerican Badass to every expecting father, every gangbanger, and surely every soldier, sailor, airman, and Marine. American Badass is a must read!"
− Kerry Patton, a combat-disabled veteran, is author of Contracted: America's Secret Warriors
"When Dale Comstock entered the ranks of Delta Force he was told, "Run the situation, don't let the situation run you." In American Badass, odds- beater Comstock always runs the edges--hair-on-fire and full-throttle--into some of the most unforgiving and jacked-up places in the world. If the US Constitution had a 28th Amendment it would read: If diplomacy fails and war is inevitable, declare it quick, and send Comstock!"
− Dalton Fury, former Delta Force operator and two-time New York Times bestselling author
"Comstock does an exceptional job revealing the true person he is--cocky, arrogant, fearless, yet caring, humble, loyal, and, most of all, loving. He demonstrates through his writing that he truly is America's warrior--well rounded, tough, and committed to seeing the mission completed, whether it be in combat or on a Hollywood set. In his book Dale makes himself out to be an American Badass, but with good reason--he is one.
"Dale is a highly trained government operator who served in Panama, Iraq, and Afghanistan, along with other unique hot-spots around the globe. Throughout Dale's book, he does something very few have ever done. Sure, he explains what life was like growing up, what life was like making it through the Delta and Special Forces selections, but none of that is what makes Dale's book so brilliant--through his book, Dale made me want to get back into the fight and strive to be a better husband, writer, daddy, and person.
"If I had all the money in the world, I would give a copy ofAmerican Badass to every expecting father, every gangbanger, and surely every soldier, sailor, airman, and Marine. American Badass is a must read!"
− Kerry Patton, a combat-disabled veteran, is author of Contracted: America's Secret Warriors
"When Dale Comstock entered the ranks of Delta Force he was told, "Run the situation, don't let the situation run you." In American Badass, odds- beater Comstock always runs the edges--hair-on-fire and full-throttle--into some of the most unforgiving and jacked-up places in the world. If the US Constitution had a 28th Amendment it would read: If diplomacy fails and war is inevitable, declare it quick, and send Comstock!"
− Dalton Fury, former Delta Force operator and two-time New York Times bestselling author
About the Author
Dale Comstock regularly works as a contract security specialist applying his skills and knowledge on myriad of security challenges around the world for various clients.
Dale retired from the U.S. Army in August of 2001, after serving 5 years in the 3rd Special Forces Group (Green Beret) as the Senior NCO on an A-Team; 10 years with the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta (The Delta Force) as an assault Team Leader and Explosives Expert; he served 4 years with the 82nd Airborne Division as an Airborne Infantryman in a Long Range Reconnaissance Platoon; and he served 9 years with the U.S. Government as a Paramilitary Contractor.
He has a Master of Arts Degree in Business and Organizational Security Management and a Post Graduate Degree in Alternative Medicines and Therapies. Since his retirement he has started several security companies specializing in nuclear, petrochemical, personal, and K-9 security.
Additionally he is a professor for Henley-Putnam University in San Jose, California where he teaches Psychology of Violence, Technical Surveillance, Area Study Analysis, and Special Weapons.
Dale Comstock has studied the Martial Arts for 36 years. He is a 5th degree Black Belt in American Karate and Ju-Jitsu. Some of his achievements include: Professional Boxer; Tough Man Championships; Vale Tudo Championships; PKC Kick-boxing Championships.
In September 2011 Dale was featured on Discovery Channel's "One Man Army," and in August 2012 he was on NBC's Stars Earn Stripes as an operative paired with Terry Crews.
Dale retired from the U.S. Army in August of 2001, after serving 5 years in the 3rd Special Forces Group (Green Beret) as the Senior NCO on an A-Team; 10 years with the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta (The Delta Force) as an assault Team Leader and Explosives Expert; he served 4 years with the 82nd Airborne Division as an Airborne Infantryman in a Long Range Reconnaissance Platoon; and he served 9 years with the U.S. Government as a Paramilitary Contractor.
He has a Master of Arts Degree in Business and Organizational Security Management and a Post Graduate Degree in Alternative Medicines and Therapies. Since his retirement he has started several security companies specializing in nuclear, petrochemical, personal, and K-9 security.
Additionally he is a professor for Henley-Putnam University in San Jose, California where he teaches Psychology of Violence, Technical Surveillance, Area Study Analysis, and Special Weapons.
Dale Comstock has studied the Martial Arts for 36 years. He is a 5th degree Black Belt in American Karate and Ju-Jitsu. Some of his achievements include: Professional Boxer; Tough Man Championships; Vale Tudo Championships; PKC Kick-boxing Championships.
In September 2011 Dale was featured on Discovery Channel's "One Man Army," and in August 2012 he was on NBC's Stars Earn Stripes as an operative paired with Terry Crews.
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- Publisher : Zulu 7 Publishing; 5/29/13 edition (June 28, 2013)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 220 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0989483509
- ISBN-13 : 978-0989483506
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- Dimensions : 6 x 0.56 x 9 inches
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I only am giving this four stars because I was a little disappointed in the length of the book and I found it to be a little choppy in sections. The story within the story is Comstock. Make no mistake about it he is "The American Badass'. If there is a good side to the last thirteen or so years of constant battle and war (beyond ridding the human race of some world class s**t-bags) it is the appearance of guys like Comstock, Fury, Kyle, Luttrell et., al. These are the men who make you proud to be an American. The sacrifice and heart that they constantly display and act on are really in the category of super human.
Comstock goes right from the 82nd to Delta Force. This is akin to a 15 year old pitching in a pony league all star game and then a year later shutting out the Yankee's in the 7th game of the World Series. This just does not happen and I'm not sure if any other human being has ever done this in the history of the military. Comstock is really humble and he does not play this angle up at all. This really is what makes him such an endearing lovable rogue. More importantly though is the obvious love and dedication that is always on display towards his colleagues and family.
After reading this you are left with being a little depressed. Well at least most of us average human beings are because Comstock make you realize that most of us do not live up to our potential and we certainly don't rise to his level of commitment and near perfection. This book left me wanting two things. I'd like to sit down and have a few cocktails with Dale and hear more. And I would like to shake his hand and simply say thanks for all you have done for all of us.
If you have been looking for a book about a real American hero don't look in the sports section. Just order this from Amazon and give it to that 16 or 17 year old kid who needs that little push.
Comstock goes right from the 82nd to Delta Force. This is akin to a 15 year old pitching in a pony league all star game and then a year later shutting out the Yankee's in the 7th game of the World Series. This just does not happen and I'm not sure if any other human being has ever done this in the history of the military. Comstock is really humble and he does not play this angle up at all. This really is what makes him such an endearing lovable rogue. More importantly though is the obvious love and dedication that is always on display towards his colleagues and family.
After reading this you are left with being a little depressed. Well at least most of us average human beings are because Comstock make you realize that most of us do not live up to our potential and we certainly don't rise to his level of commitment and near perfection. This book left me wanting two things. I'd like to sit down and have a few cocktails with Dale and hear more. And I would like to shake his hand and simply say thanks for all you have done for all of us.
If you have been looking for a book about a real American hero don't look in the sports section. Just order this from Amazon and give it to that 16 or 17 year old kid who needs that little push.
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If you are looking for an eloquent well written thought provoking book to sit around the coffee shop and discuss with your hipster friends this is probably not your read. Mr. Comstock is one motivated individual. If you are like me and think you too are a bit of a badass then of course you may think uh huh, when he makes a claim he gets his and can take yours too, but I often say similar things without having done what he has to back it up. I often think back to my time in the Army and wish I had accepted the invitation I got annually from the Special Forces to try out, but not Comstock. This guy does everything he can and then a little bit more.
My son is finishing up high school and is not really ready for college so he is thinking about going Army with the goal of applying for the SF Q-course. I sent him this book as motivation and inspiration. I hope he gains the feeling I have after reading this book, and that is to give it your all, do your absolute best in hopes you are better than everyone else. To try and be superhuman.
Mr. Comstock's idea of the way our PC society is slowly neutering our men is right in line with how I think. When I was at my first duty station we had a small contingent of Marines on base, that had taken over a bar on post and would run off any Army guys who dared stop in. Me and my buddy often went by looking for trouble. Enough that they often chose not to mix it up, but we could usually find a taker. After being hand delivered back to our unit by the MPs we were told to never go back and that fighting and violence would not be tolerated. I remember standing there thinking, "wait isn't that what I keep training for"? I believe in people being accountable for their own actions. I don't believe everyone needs to talk about their feelings and needing to psychoanalyze every bad thing that goes on in our lives. Sometimes you just need to move on, not dwell, and suck it up.
My inspiration from this book is to fill my time with more productive activities, not pass on any opportunities, and create my own opportunities, all with a clear vision of my success. Thank you Dale Comstock for all you have done for this country. I hope your inspiration continues by putting another operator on the ground in your son and mine. Your warrior legend continues on.
My son is finishing up high school and is not really ready for college so he is thinking about going Army with the goal of applying for the SF Q-course. I sent him this book as motivation and inspiration. I hope he gains the feeling I have after reading this book, and that is to give it your all, do your absolute best in hopes you are better than everyone else. To try and be superhuman.
Mr. Comstock's idea of the way our PC society is slowly neutering our men is right in line with how I think. When I was at my first duty station we had a small contingent of Marines on base, that had taken over a bar on post and would run off any Army guys who dared stop in. Me and my buddy often went by looking for trouble. Enough that they often chose not to mix it up, but we could usually find a taker. After being hand delivered back to our unit by the MPs we were told to never go back and that fighting and violence would not be tolerated. I remember standing there thinking, "wait isn't that what I keep training for"? I believe in people being accountable for their own actions. I don't believe everyone needs to talk about their feelings and needing to psychoanalyze every bad thing that goes on in our lives. Sometimes you just need to move on, not dwell, and suck it up.
My inspiration from this book is to fill my time with more productive activities, not pass on any opportunities, and create my own opportunities, all with a clear vision of my success. Thank you Dale Comstock for all you have done for this country. I hope your inspiration continues by putting another operator on the ground in your son and mine. Your warrior legend continues on.
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Read this: I know it will help with your decision.
Below is what I wrote first. Having said that, there's plenty of gung-ho action to satisfy you enthusiast as well.
As I said I wasn't convinced with the title, but I still bought it to give it a look see. Probably because I'm former Army as well. And damn glad I did. If even half of what he said and learned is true, it would still make one hell of a career.
I would especially recommend this book for new fathers just starting out as a guideline to becoming a great father. Also to any other fathers, it's never too late to learn. To grandfathers read it and recommend it to your sons.
I could easily write a thesis in this space, but that might be a little overkill for many readers.
Hope this helped.
Below is what I wrote first. Having said that, there's plenty of gung-ho action to satisfy you enthusiast as well.
As I said I wasn't convinced with the title, but I still bought it to give it a look see. Probably because I'm former Army as well. And damn glad I did. If even half of what he said and learned is true, it would still make one hell of a career.
I would especially recommend this book for new fathers just starting out as a guideline to becoming a great father. Also to any other fathers, it's never too late to learn. To grandfathers read it and recommend it to your sons.
I could easily write a thesis in this space, but that might be a little overkill for many readers.
Hope this helped.
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Terry Mayers
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 19, 2015Verified Purchase
This book is dreadful do not buy it or even borrow it. If you are looking for any insight in to either the man himself or special forces then you are not going to find it here. The book is filled with very short descriptions of incidents none of which give any real depth to the man's story. Delta Force is a clandestine unit and I'm sure Dale Comstock did not want to give any operational details away which makes me wonder why he wrote the book in the first place because the anecdotes contained within are awful, most of which are a page or two long and just seem to be page fillers. It seems on the face of it that this book was written as a money earner for the author which he threw together with absolutely no thought. In summary DO NOT BUY!
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It was okay. I thought it was a bit short. I would've liked a lot more detail on some of his adventures.
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La historia real de un soldado moderno
Reviewed in Spain on October 3, 2015Verified Purchase
Dale Comstock, ex boina verda y ex Delta Force, nos cuenta en este libro la historia de su vida y algunas de sus peripecias como militar en los escenarios más calientes del mundo, como Afganistán o Irak. La verdad es que me esperaba algo con menos alma, pero a pesar de todos los defectos que se le puedan sacar al libro, no se puede negar que la personalidad de Comstock se refleja en todas y cada una de sus páginas. Si te interesan las historias reales de soldados modernos, este libro es una buena elección.
Andrew DUNCAN
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Not a very good read
Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2014Verified Purchase
Poorly written. Format is awful. Chapters are 3-5 pages long, just telling stories about his career.
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Great autobiography and a rare glimpse into the life of ...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 10, 2015Verified Purchase
Great autobiography and a rare glimpse into the life of a Delta Force operator. Dale Comstock really is a badass, tough, highly skilled and dedicated and whether you agree with the military's operations or not everyone can learn a lot about honour, sacrifice and courage from this guy and that was one of his motivations to write this; to inspire the average person. It was Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, writer of American Sniper who encouraged Comstock to write this.
He even studied for a PhD in Alternative Medicine in his spare time while serving as one of the world's best special operations soldiers and being a father to 3 or 4 kids. To say Dale is inspiring and hardworking is like saying Siberia is slightly chilly.
He even studied for a PhD in Alternative Medicine in his spare time while serving as one of the world's best special operations soldiers and being a father to 3 or 4 kids. To say Dale is inspiring and hardworking is like saying Siberia is slightly chilly.
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