reply to post by mikelee
I cannot understand, in this day in age, why destroying a hard copy anything would make one feel like they accomplished something. I less than 5
minutes, I found it here for Kindle with 71 reviews already:
www.amazon.com...
/dp/0312612176
I found it here on the dude's website:
www.operationdarkheart.com...
...and I am sure it is elsewhere in other media formats. But you have to be careful. There is the original version and the "corrected" version.
Really nice in the land of the free. I can make a pretty good guess what happened with this.
The book was originally cleared through the US Army for publication. This means it had to be scrubbed/vetted to ensure it did not contain sensitive
material. It was blessed of on and the book was off to the printers. Somewhere during the printing process the DoD decided there was indeed something
sensitive but the horse was out of the barn. But not quite far enough. Ergo, now we have both versions floating around out there.
You have to understand the definition of "sensitive". Some folks confuse embarrassing information or counter-message information with craft secrets
or operationally critical information. Unless we can get the un-corrected version to compare to the corrected version, we will never know.
