Out in the Army: My Life as a Gay Soldier
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| Rating | : | 4.16 (527 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849545405 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Ben Summerskill OBE Out in the Army is the most moving book I have recently read. Paul Gambaccini Out in the Army is a truly unique look at a soldier's journey from boy to man, from Wales to war. James Wharton's memoir of his life in the British Army is a stunning read. A story of bravery, love and victory. Stephen Fry An extraordinary story which is a mark of our changing times, Out in the Army is an inspiring read from start to finish. He trains to become one of those dazzling, shining cavalry troopers in the Blues and Royals, escorting and guarding the monarch, patiently sitting on their mounts as tourists photograph and giggle. His love of Queen and country, his husband and his family all come off the printed page and into your heart. Matthew Cain, Culture Editor, Channel 4 News 'A hear
Allen Smalling said Out, proud and a soldier. James Wharton, British, was a teen-aged enlistee, a Royal guard, a soldier sent to Afghanistan, and all the time knew he was gay and didn't hide it from his fellow soldiers. A very interesting account of life in the military in the "Out, proud and a soldier" according to Allen Smalling. James Wharton, British, was a teen-aged enlistee, a Royal guard, a soldier sent to Afghanistan, and all the time knew he was gay and didn't hide it from his fellow soldiers. A very interesting account of life in the military in the 21st Century, and Wharton's experience in being openly gay. He received much better treatment than soldiers of the past would have -- but it wasn't all roses. A compelling and informative read, and we Yanks. 1st Century, and Wharton's experience in being openly gay. He received much better treatment than soldiers of the past would have -- but it wasn't all roses. A compelling and informative read, and we Yanks. A great read, difficult to put down J. N. Stokes An honest and compelling read that's difficult to put down. A fascinating insight into life in the British Army, through the eyes of a smart and articulate guy, who happens to be gay. So much packed into his 10 years - we're privileged he decided to share this memoir. Highly recommended.. C R Sansom said What a book!. I served in the forces myself, and always considered myself a strong, proud member. This book bends over backwards to demonstrate the stiff, unwavering dedication of the military. The story follows James from a young soldier as he serves tirelessly with his young servicemen colleagues, through to the explosive conclusion of his time in the army.If you liked 'Out in The Army', you'll love amazon.co.uk/A-Soldiers-First-Time-1-ebook/dp/B
James Wharton: James Wharton was one of Britain's first openly gay soldiers and was used as a poster boy for the army's inclusive attitude towards homosexuality, until he left in April 2013.
Seeking escape from the quiet Welsh countryside, James Wharton joined the British Army. Late nights in the clubs of Soho to early mornings guarding the Queen; rocket attacks in Iraq to tank rides with Prince Harry on the plains of Canada—this is James's life out in the army.. Along the way, he faced a battle of his own: finding the courage to tell his fellow soldiers he is gay.Written with searing honesty, James charts his incredible journey from punch bag to poster boy, along the way describing the tribulations of coming to terms with his sexuality