Making a Killing: The Explosive Story of a Hired Gun in Iraq True Crime

Making a Killing: The Explosive Story of a Hired Gun in Iraq True CrimeIn the tradition of Andy McNab's Bravo Two Zero comes an explosive insider's account of life as a private soldier in Iraq. In September 2003, James "Ash" Ashcroft, a former British Infantry captain who served in West Belfast and Bosnia, landed in Iraq as a gun for hire. It was the beginning of an 18 month journey into blood and chaos. Ashcroft provides a firsthand view of the secret world of private security where ex soldiers employed to protect

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