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Rumsfeld's War

The Untold Story of America's Anti-Terrorist Commander

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Rumsfeld's War

Auteur(s): Rowan Scarborough
Narrateur(s): Alan Sklar
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 When terrorists crashed a plane into the Pentagon, he was there, helping carry the wounded to safety. And he's been there, leading the war on terror, directing its operations around the world in both open and covert missions, and bluntly focusing on one primary goal: killing terrorists. He is Donald Rumsfeld. His great fear was a second Pearl Harbor. When it happened on September 11, 2001, he led the charge to make sure it never happens again.

This book takes you inside Rumsfeld's Pentagon, detailing the far-sighted, courageous decisions he has made to enable our military to fight this most unconventional of wars. Rowan Scarborough shows not only how Rumsfeld is fighting the war, but how he is fighting the bureaucracy and remaking the American military, shifting the focus from the ingrained "can't-do" bureaucracy to the special operations Green Berets, SEALs, and others who live by "can-do".

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Ce que les critiques en disent

"The book is full of juicy tidbits...gleaned from classified documents." (Publishers Weekly)
"Rumsfeld's War presents the best inside look at the global war on terrorism published to date." (The Washington Times)
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