Marcus luttrell

 
 

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About the Authors
 
Petty Officer Marcus Luttrell was raised on his parents’ horse ranch in Texas. He joined the 
United States Navy in March 1999, was awarded his Trident as a combat-trained Navy SEAL in 
January 2002, and joined SEAL Team 5 in Baghdad in April 2003. In the spring of 2005 he was 
deployed to Afghanistan. He was awarded the Navy Cross for combat heroism in 2003 by 
President Bush. 
Patrick Robinson is known for his bestselling U.S. Navy–based novels, most notably, 
Nimitz 
Class, Kilo-Class,
and 
Seawolf.
His autobiography of Admiral Sir Sandy Woodward, 
One 
Hundred Days,
was an international bestseller. He lives in England but spends his summers on 
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where he and Marcus Luttrell wrote 
Lone Survivor.

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Document Outline

• Cover
• Title Page
• Dedication
• Prologue
• 1 To Afghanistan...in a Flying Warehouse
• 2 Baby Seals...and Big Ole Gators
• 3 A School for Warriors
• 4 Welcome to Hell, Gentlemen
• 5 Like the Remnants of a Ravaged Army
• 6 ’Bye, Dudes, Give ’Em Hell
• 7 An Avalanche of Gunfire
• 8 The Final Battle for Murphy’s Ridge
• 9 Blown-up, Shot, and Presumed Dead
• 10 An American Fugitive Cornered by the Taliban
• 11 Reports of My Death Greatly Exaggerated
• 12 “Two-two-eight! It’s Two-two-eight!”
• Epilogue: Lone Star
• Afterword
• Acknowledgments
• About the Authors