I wanted to like this book so much given the topic, but it is an EXTREMELY slow read. What that said, I couldn't make it past about page 50. It's chock full of details, to a fault, and it make for a very very long read. The details are interesting, and it provides a good look into some of the tactics that are used in paramilitary interactions, but it is overworked and overdetailed. Not a horrible book, but definitely not one of the best that I have read.
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