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Library Ed. Books on Tape 2006
CS ISBN 1415927057 $96.00 Sixteen cassettes
CD ISBN 1415927065 $112.00 Twenty-One CDs
DD ISBN $35.00
Journalist Michael Gordon and General Bernard Trainor offer an intricately reported account of the Bush Administration's planning of the Iraq War and its subsequent prosecution. COBRA II is not a polemic, but history as current and detailed as it comes. Craig Wasson's matter-of-fact tone hits the ear flatly at first, but it is a stylistic choice that works well in piling on the details of political posturing, bureaucratic infighting, questionable weapons reports, murky inter-agency communication, and clashing assumptions that preceded the war. His dispassionate tone is less successful at rendering the chaos and emotional detail of battle, but on balance it's the right choice for this exhaustive document of the controversial war's contentious beginning. M.G. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine [Published: DEC 06/ JAN 07]
Library Ed. Books on Tape 2006
CS ISBN 1415927057 $96.00 Sixteen cassettes
CD ISBN 1415927065 $112.00 Twenty-One CDs
DD ISBN $35.00
Library Ed. Books on Tape 2006
CS ISBN 1415927057 $96.00 Sixteen cassettes
CD ISBN 1415927065 $112.00 Twenty-One CDs
DD ISBN $35.00
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