Conflict In The Seals By Tom Crocker

A common point of similarity between the two resources is conflict. In the fiction resource, Tom Crocker and his team are sent to Europe first, then the Middle East, to halt the operations of a kidnapping ring, who has captured his wife, lead by a certain sheikh. Now, in reality, the United States has been at war with the Islamic State for many years, and this book exemplifies just that by giving this scenario in which Tom Crocker and his team have to take out the sheikh that was mentioned earlier. Therefore, a conflict has risen up between Crocker’s team and the terrorists. In the nonfiction book, the SEALs are followed throughout history by the author, while he tells about all the major wars and conflicts the SEALs have been involved
in. A war wouldn’t be a war without two opposing forces battling each other. The SEALs have had many enemies during the wars, these enemies include the Imperial Army, the Nazi Army, the Republic of Korea Armed Forces, the North Vietnamese Army, the list goes on. All of the forces listed, and many more, were fighting against America for different reasons over the span of about 250 years. As you are now able to see, America has had many conflicts since the Revolutionary War, and there are still more to come.