An odyssey in war and peace: An autobiography

In this book, the soldier-author has covered a wide spectrum from his “early years” to his “abiding impressions”. He shows glimpses of his probity, fair play, objectivity and military common sense. However, J.F.R. Jacob could not overcome his “uniform-personality”, even as a writer. He had, throughout his 37-year-long career, clashed with his superiors and colleagues alike. In his autobiography, he is always ‘right’ while the others are ‘wrong’.

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