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The Secrets of Abu Ghraib Revealed: American Soldiers on Trial

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Excellent job by authors to finally present the facts. Who better to do so then the prosecution team themselves.
Easy to read and follow even for those not in the military.

This book provides an excellent account of the exhausting investigation and trial put forth after the abuse became public. The media only told you 5% of what really happened, this book will give you the 95% of what really happened!

Mike, this was a truly well written and an insightful tale of truth. I enjoyed reading the book, as I do not read much at all. You describe the Soldiers charcters so that we, as the reader feel as we know them as well. Bravo!!!!!

Chris Graveline and Mike Clemens have shown the readers the excruciating amount of hard work that goes into the prosecution of criminal activity at all levels. They have shown what can happen when citizens (Those in charge, or the average person) becomes complaisant

This book is written by the insiders from a truly non-bias point of view. Their attention to detail is amazing and how the events of these trials fell together reads like a suspense novel at times. This is one modern day history book that can be enjoyed by all.

Show your support to these former Soldiers by reading their book.

For the serious reader of military and historical events which have occurred as part of the Iraq War, this book is a MUST READ. This book really covers the transformation of "bad behavior" by American Army guards at Abu Ghraib into the realm of prisoner mistreatment and criminal behavior, pushing their antics into the international political arena.

This is a well researched and reasoned book. The authors maintain an aura of objectivity and independence as they lay out the flow of events by this handful of Army "bad boys and girls."

I urge you to pick up this book.

I thought that the story would have been better if it centered more on the MP's and other characters than the lawyers. There just wasn't enough interesting story in the what the lawyers did. There was also information from the trials that was left out.