Military History Book Club February 12

Grey Wars – A Contemporary History of U.S. Special Operations
by N.W. Collins

The discussion will be guided by Rear Admiral Gary Rosholt, a 35-year US Navy SEAL (Ret) with his Flag Officer tours as the Deputy Commanding General, Special Operations Command, U.S. Central Command and Senior Defense Official / Defense Attache, U.S. Embassy United Arab Emirates along with Robert Epstein: Texas Guard – Military Police Brigade; 20 years law enforcement
What’s it about?

A comprehensive analysis of U.S. Special Operations Forces in 21st-century warfare, examining their everyday reality in national security while respecting classified information and sensitive operational details.

Author’s Note from Grey Wars: A lot is missing from this book—deliberately.

This book is intended for readers who seek a deeper understanding of U.S. Special Operations and the forces at the center of America’s 21st-century wars. Violence on behalf of the nation by sacred trust, sums up one military leader. Rings of sorrow, paraphrases another. While fighting matters evoke raw sentiment—and rightly so—the focus here is on the everyday reality of national security, not the extremes.

I set out—and received authorization—to conduct this research across the interagency. Throughout, I adhere strictly to the classifications of national security and to the core values of academia to respect confidential sources and sensitive information. Upon completion, this book was reviewed in its entirety by the U.S. Department of Defense, Office of Prepublication and Security Review, and other governmental agencies.

RSVP to Bob Epstein at: macabee1948@gmail.com