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File Size: 1738 KB
Print Length: 416 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0345496612
Publisher: Presidio Press (May 10, 2005)
Publication Date: May 10, 2005
Sold by: Random House LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B000FCK4UE
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An interesting read spurred by the movie '12 Strong'. Had heard/read a few articles about the first days of the war in Afghanistan and the SpecOps but wanted to know more. I did a little research and this and 'Jawbreaker' were recommended as giving the most concise views of that timeframe. Still reading 'Jawbreaker', which is good but did not read like "First IN". This is well written and reads like a novel for the most part. Some of the names and terminologies are a bit confusing at first but it all shakes out. Great read that I didn't want to end. Would love to know more someday but ... it's the CIA so they'd have to kill ya.
This is the first in a series of books documenting the war on Al Qaeda from the perspective of a CIA officer sent post-9-11 with the express mission to destroy the terrorists, their support, uproot the Taliban and bring to justice those who inflicted terrible pain on The United States.First let me say this book brought back a lot of memories of those days after the attack. It’s interesting many years late to review how we felt, how our leaders thought, and still feel the sting of the attack on our nation. Two hundred years from now people will still be reviewing the historical record. It is for this reason I am most pleased to have read this book.The author was unique in the sense that he had experience in the region prior to the events that brought him there post-9-11. Because of his contacts and his knowledge of language and culture he was ideal to bring an alliance of tribes inline in order to destroy the enemy. This book deals prodomently with that event.There is no lack of action. But the book does deal with the important issues of rapidly bringing the war to Al Qaeda. This war developed rapidly and the quality of management needed to ensure its success is quite remarkable.Ultimately this book merges with another book Jawbreaker: The Attack on Bin Laden and Al Qaeda: A Personal Account by the CIA's Key Field Commander by Gary Berntsen who takes what was built by Gary Schroen. There’s more physical action in this book . But none-the-less the books provide an inside view of those dark days.Over all this is a very interesting book about the war in Afghanistan. If you enjoyed this then I would strongly suggest Hank Crumpton’s book The Art of Intelligence: lessons from a Life in the CIA’s clandestine service as they both deal with direct intervention in Afghanistan. I would also recommend Hard Measures by Jose A Rodriguez as a primer for what happens when you have key assets with information derived from the battle field.All four of the books create an historical record of the CIA’s activities. Well…at least what they will release to the public. There is always a “rest of the story†some place waiting to be read.
A great account of how things actually unfolded in those first months and years following 9/11. There's some very insightful opinion here, but the book primarily focuses on the facts - to include how we let Bin Ladin escape Tora Bora for his long (if recent ended) life on the run. I worked on this issue, as a senior CT intelligence officer for the "other" major intelligence agency (DIA) and this book does a great job discussing things most of us aren't allowed to talk about. I'd definitely recommend this read, even if it is a bit dated at the time of this review.
Gary Schroen informs the reader upfront in an author's note that an officer of the CIA Publication Review Board characterized this book as "the most detailed account of CIA field operations as told by an officer directly involved" ever to be cleared for open publication. Indeed it is the details of how CIA went about establishing an initial seven man team (codenamed `Jawbreaker') and how that team deployed and operated in Afghanistan that makes this book so fascinating. It throws a spotlight on what has always been one of CIA's murkier corners.Jawbreaker was established with admirable speed by CIA following the tragedy of 9/11 with a specific goal of going to Afghanistan and bringing Osama bin Laden to justice. As the book's title implies Jawbreaker was the first American force deployed to Afghanistan. The story of the organization, deployment and support of Jawbreaker reveals, inadvertently I think, what is right and what is wrong about CIA. Sadly it also reveals serious flaws within the U.S. military command and control system(s) that have seriously hampered the War on Terrorism. Be warned however, this book is not a sensation seeking expose, it is a sober account of how seven brave and resourceful CIA officers did their best to respond to the somewhat confused and contradictory orders generated by often ill-informed and mostly irresolute intelligence officials and policy makers in Washington.
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