Hazardous Duty: A Colonel's Shocking Exposé of High Command Incompetence and Corruption from Desert Storm to Bosnia
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Hazardous Duty: A Colonel's Shocking Exposé of High Command Incompetence and Corruption from Desert Storm to Bosnia

by David H. Hackworth

History Military
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In Hazardous Duty, David H. Hackworth offers a critical exposé of military high command, focusing on alleged incompetence and corruption. Spanning the period from Desert Storm to Bosnia, the book examines leadership and accountability across two significant chapters of modern military history.

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Hazardous Duty presents David H. Hackworth’s critical examination of military high command.

The book focuses on allegations of incompetence and corruption within senior leadership.

Its scope extends from Desert Storm to Bosnia, connecting two major periods of modern military involvement.

This is a nonfiction exposé centered on command, accountability, and the conduct of war.

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