Book review: Fighting the War on Terror

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16 April 2019
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The title of this book is slightly misleading in that it’s not about American justifications for various interventions but is a far more credible look at the special counter terrorism units around the world.

Author: JUDITH GROHMANN

Reviewed by: Duncan Evans

 

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The title of this book is slightly misleading in that it’s not about American justifications for various interventions but is a far more credible look at the special counter terrorism units around the world. That means it takes in SWAT, RAID, GIGN, BRI, GSG9 and various elite Police units. As well as explaining about the various units though, there’s highly entertaining looks at various criminal actions that they then thwarted. These include an attempted kidnapping of Victoria Bechkam. It really puts everything into perspective and makes for a much more entertaining read than you might have been expecting. Recommended.

 

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• Pen & Sword

• 180 pages • Hardback • £19.99

 

As reviewed in The Armourer May 2019

 

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