Even if you're a janitor youll start having "flashbacks"

After i was finished reading this book, i thought i was going to have flashbacks of my own. This book not only goes into absolutely pristine detail of the ordeal in Mogadishu, but it makes even the minutest details gripping. You can almost feel the storm of bullets as the convoy tried to make it out of the city. You can almost taste the smoke laden air, and you can definitely hear the screams of the wounded. One very nice thing about this book is that the chapters vary in length, no super-long, strength sapping monsters, but sometimes half a page chapters, making the contiuation of your read more appealing. The book also reveals in gripping perfection, how hard those men had to fight for their lives, and how horrible wounds are almost forgotten in the face of thousands of armed tormentors. You wont be disappointed