I Confess is an intimate portrayal of command in the crucible of war.
Major General John Joseph Murray fought in the AIF in both the First and
Second World Wars. He won the Military Cross as a company commander
during the disastrous Battle of Fromelles, and in the Second World War
he commanded the Australian 20th Brigade during the siege of Tobruk,
that grinding, tortuous desert defense that saw the German forces label
his men 'rats', a badge they have worn since with pride and honor. I
Confess is a carefully crafted analysis of leadership under pressure, a
very personal reflection on its stresses, its tragedies and its lifelong
rewards