I just finished reading Michael Z. Williamson's well-crafted trilogy of counter-terrorist sniping novels, set in the present day. (The Scope of Justice, Targets of Opportunity, and Confirmed Kill.) All three were very well written, believable and downright riveting. The first is set in Pakistan, the second in Romania, and the third in Indonesia, but all three feature the same duo of U.S. Army snipers. Unlike most of the schlock military fiction that pervades the mass market, Williamson's books are technically and tactically correct. By describing both urban and wilderness engagements, tailored equipment to suit specific missions, and using widely divergent locales, the author avoided the all too common traps of repetitiveness and cliches. I highly recommend these novels.
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SurvivalBlog reader "AK " in Costa Rica mentioned this
site that shares intelligence on global terrorist groups. AK
says: "Scroll about half way down the page and take a look at the
amount of military
instructional pieces these
jihadists are putting up on their sites. Pretty scary stuff!"
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British PM Blair declares: Situation in Lebanon is a Catastrophe
