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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Sad DAY for AmericaBy George JordanThe author spend a lot on details of how dangerous Benghazi is on normal day. Then leads into the attack; and the job of DS; and DSCC required the kind of bravery and skill was given W/O mumbling; sticking their train and performing as good as any could expect. It heart wrenching to feel dedication those had men for the Diplomat as they heroically went in to the building over and over again. In end it is obvious they a lot of military specialist; and some heavy ordinance and escape plan if needed. All in all I knew a lot more about the Benghazi tragedy after reading the book.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Best Analysis Done so FarBy CustomerA must read for Security Professionals. This paints a clear and vivid picture of what occurred on Sept. 11-12 2012 in Benghazi.It is also a cautionary tale for reform in how the US should do risk management in a more unstable world. The authors credentials clearly come out in their authoritative account. Excellent maps and photos. It also shows the daily challenges the brave men and women in the Diplomatic Security Force encounter. If you work in overseas security for the Government or private sector; and also work in Crisis Action Teams; this is a book you must read.Preston McLaughlin; Colonel USMC Retired0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Source: AP NewsBy SoloweNothing more than what you read in the news. 13 Hours was far more dramatic and Dark Forces was far more in depth.
