Synopsis
Aki Peritz and Eric Rosenbach have experienced first-hand the monumental strategy changes in our country’s counterterrorism strategy within the intelligence, defense, and political communities. In this book, they show how America learned to be very good at taking on the terrorists, often one at a time, in ever more lethally incisive operations. They offer new details behind some headlines from the last decade. They are frank about the mistakes that have been made. And they explain how a concept coined by General Grant during the Civil War has been reinvented in the age of satellite technology to manage a globally distributed foe, allowing the U.S. to find, fix, and finish its enemies.
About Aki Peritz
See more books from this AuthorThe events of 9/11 produced an avalanche of money and action, which have chipped away at terrorist networks, forcing them to concentrate on smaller, less-risky local attacks, locally planned, mostly by disaffected individuals.
Feb 15 2012 | Read Full Review of Find, Fix, Finish: Inside the...Peritz, senior national security adviser to the Third Way think tank, and Rosenbach, deputy assistant secretary of defense, draw on their work with the CIA and the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence respectively, for this behind-the-scenes look at the evolution of counterterrorism tactics si...
Jan 23 2012 | Read Full Review of Find, Fix, Finish: Inside the...Authors Aki Peritz and Eric Rosenbach are two intelligence experts with unique access to inside sources and they reveal the story behind the evolution of what they call America's new, effective approach to counterterrorism.
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