A former U.S. Army sharpshooter describes how his talent as a sniper led to his role as a long-range assassin as part of American intelligence operations, the impact of his missions on his later military career and civilian life, and the guilt and PTSD that nearly destroyed him. Reprint. 30,000 first printing.

The author reveals the brutality, torture, mutiny, and murder he witnessed in the nightmarish Japanese POW camp known as The Hotel Tacloban, a place the U.S. miltary claims never existed

An expose based on interviews with the planning agents analyzes the CIA-designed antiterrorist program used in Vietnam that led to the death, imprisonment, and torture of tens of thousands of innocent Vietnamese (view table of contents)