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Real Life Role-Playing: Somalia

Somalia

Special Forces or street fighter, missionary, aid worker... the choice is yours but can YOU make a difference in this setting?

Publisher's blurb: "For centuries a battleground for empires and enemies, Somalia is no stranger to war and strife. During the Cold War, the United States and the U.S.S.R. sent tons of weapons to this country, and these quickly spread throughout the land. However, the post-Cold War era provided the worst weapon: famine. Turned into a tool of extermination by ruthless warlords, Somalia soon became a test for the rest of the world’s ability and resolve to bring peace. This grand effort to create a New World Order died in the sands next to the gaunt corpses of starved babies.

"Did it have to end that way? The entire world sent food. The United Nations sent peacekeepers to safeguard the food deliveries. The United States sent its best troops - Rangers, SEALs, Delta Force Operatives and others - supported by its best weapons, to catch the warlords and make them pay for their crimes. All of these failed in the face of a country where it seemed every man carried an assault rifle, and the world surrendered Somalia to the whims of bandits and rogue militias.

"Did it have to end that way? Somalia gave the finest troops in the world the chance to make a difference, but they left the country as embattled as when they arrived. Still, it gave a few courageous warriors the opportunity to save an entire country from famine and chaos. Who could refuse the opportunity, and who could do anything but try?"

More when I get hold of a copy!

Click HERE if you want to buy this book from Amazon.com or HERE if you prefer to use Amazon UK.

Book Details:
Authors: Ken Lightner and Tom Ricks
Publishers' Reference: #802
ISBN: 1-888906-91-X
Paperback, pages
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