‘No Easy Day’ Preventing Security Leaks - by Colonel Kenneth Allard (US Army, ret.)

The reason SEAL missions are called "special operations" is that they are inherently dangerous, succeeding only when conducted with deception, surprise, speed and deadly efficiency. Achieving such high standards requires training exercises rivaled only by the NFL; both professions prepare exactly as they fight.  Click Here To Comment Do you have an immediate Media Request? If so, please contact our Director of Operations at: Nancy@FamilySecurityMatters.org Colonel Kenneth Allard (US Army, ret.) Col. Ken Allard (U.S Army, Ret.) rose from draftee to Dean of the National War College. A prolific writer and a former NBC News military analyst, he continues to seve in San Antonio Texas. He is the author of WARHEADS. ‘No Easy Day' Preventing Security Leaks (SEAL Book Latest Work of Best-Selling Secrets) by COLONEL KENNETH ALLARD (US ARMY, RET.) For the second time in three months, America's most sensitive military secrets were sold Monday by authors and publishers determined to make a buck or a splash. Click here to continue reading article Matt Bissonnette Click here to sign up for FSM's e-mail updates!