Title: Plato goes military
Product review: Give me a break! I bought this book because I'm interested in the Air Force Academy and it is ever so poorly sub-titled "A Novel of The U.S. Air Force Academy." Yet oddly one rarely sees Victor in his day-to-day business at the academy. He's either in town getting drunk or in somebody's office spouting philosophy. Victor's character is perfect; it is only his environment that compromises his experience. He spends most of his time trying to get through the dense skulls of his superiors. This is the whining saga of a depressed, arrogant kid. If you want to read something interesting and enjoyable about one of the service academies, try The Return of Philo T. McGiffin by David Poyer.
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