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Killing the Killers - The Secret War - cover

Killing the Killers - The Secret War

Scott R. Campbell

Publisher: Scott Campbell

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The reader journeys inside the worldwide war on terror. America went into battle mode as the World Trade Center towers crumbled, the Pentagon burned, and a tiny number of passengers fought frantically to prevent a third jet from carrying out its murderous flight plan. Killing The Killers tells the story of America's long struggle against radicals who plotted and carried out not just the 9/11 atrocities but hundreds of others throughout the globe, finally destroying whole countries in their pursuit for power.
 
This book encapsulates Bill O'Reilly's book of the same name and is meant to complement it rather than replace it.
 
Killing The Killers follows the United States' fight against, ISIS, Al Queda and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen and elsewhere, as well as specific targets of these organizations' most renowned commanders. An irresistible narrative emerges of our era's most crucial battle.
 
 
Available since: 05/07/2022.
Print length: 175 pages.

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