No Time for the Truth by Nathaniel R Helms
No time for the truth details the Haditha incident and the subsequent seven-year investigation and trial, which resulted in only a single minor conviction.
Based on scores of witness accounts, interviews, and the indicted Marines’ own statements, No Time for the Truth is without a doubt one of the most important books to come out of the Iraq War” James M. Scott, author of Pulitzer Prize finalist Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid That Avenged Pearl Harbor
"No Time for the Truth is an excellent portrayal of the unthinkable danger that warriors unfortunately face when they head into battle: that their own leadership would sacrifice their reputations and honor to fit a false narrative created by a Pentagon looking for a quick way out, a media hungry for dirt, and a world expecting the impossible." —Michael J. Gifford, author of Taking Anbar: A Frontline Account of the Hunt for Iraq's Lethal Insurgency
"An impassioned critique of the handling of the Haditha massacre by US Marines." —Kirkus Reviews
Examining the fog of law as it pertains to war, No Time for the Truth is very well researched and I strongly recommend it. This examination is important for military leaders and should be discussed at the service academies and in law classes around the country.” Michael Yon, war correspondent and author of Moment of Truth in Iraq
While covering the Haditha trial alongside Nathaniel Helms, I could tell he knew much more to the story, all of which he’s put within these pages.” Daniel Woolfolk, multimedia journalist, Military Times
Based on scores of witness accounts, interviews, and the indicted Marines’ own statements, No Time for the Truth is without a doubt one of the most important books to come out of the Iraq War.” James M. Scott, author of Pulitzer Prize finalist Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid That Avenged Pearl Harbor
"No Time for the Truth is an excellent portrayal of the unthinkable danger that warriors unfortunately face when they head into battle: that their own leadership would sacrifice their reputations and honor to fit a false narrative created by a Pentagon looking for a quick way out, a media hungry for dirt, and a world expecting the impossible." —Michael J. Gifford, author of Taking Anbar: A Frontline Account of the Hunt for Iraq's Lethal Insurgency
"An impassioned critique of the handling of the Haditha massacre by US Marines." —Kirkus Reviews
Examining the fog of law as it pertains to war, No Time for the Truth is very well researched and I strongly recommend it. This examination is important for military leaders and should be discussed at the service academies and in law classes around the country.” Michael Yon, war correspondent and author of Moment of Truth in Iraq
While covering the Haditha trial alongside Nathaniel Helms, I could tell he knew much more to the story, all of which he’s put within these pages.” Daniel Woolfolk, multimedia journalist, Military Times
"No Time for the Truth is an excellent portrayal of the unthinkable danger that warriors unfortunately face when they head into battle: that their own leadership would sacrifice their reputations and honor to fit a false narrative created by a Pentagon looking for a quick way out, a media hungry for dirt, and a world expecting the impossible." —Michael J. Gifford, author of Taking Anbar: A Frontline Account of the Hunt for Iraq's Lethal Insurgency
"An impassioned critique of the handling of the Haditha massacre by US Marines." —Kirkus Reviews
Examining the fog of law as it pertains to war, No Time for the Truth is very well researched and I strongly recommend it. This examination is important for military leaders and should be discussed at the service academies and in law classes around the country.” Michael Yon, war correspondent and author of Moment of Truth in Iraq
While covering the Haditha trial alongside Nathaniel Helms, I could tell he knew much more to the story, all of which he’s put within these pages.” Daniel Woolfolk, multimedia journalist, Military Times
Based on scores of witness accounts, interviews, and the indicted Marines’ own statements, No Time for the Truth is without a doubt one of the most important books to come out of the Iraq War.” James M. Scott, author of Pulitzer Prize finalist Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid That Avenged Pearl Harbor
"No Time for the Truth is an excellent portrayal of the unthinkable danger that warriors unfortunately face when they head into battle: that their own leadership would sacrifice their reputations and honor to fit a false narrative created by a Pentagon looking for a quick way out, a media hungry for dirt, and a world expecting the impossible." —Michael J. Gifford, author of Taking Anbar: A Frontline Account of the Hunt for Iraq's Lethal Insurgency
"An impassioned critique of the handling of the Haditha massacre by US Marines." —Kirkus Reviews
Examining the fog of law as it pertains to war, No Time for the Truth is very well researched and I strongly recommend it. This examination is important for military leaders and should be discussed at the service academies and in law classes around the country.” Michael Yon, war correspondent and author of Moment of Truth in Iraq
While covering the Haditha trial alongside Nathaniel Helms, I could tell he knew much more to the story, all of which he’s put within these pages.” Daniel Woolfolk, multimedia journalist, Military Times
Nathaniel R. Helms is a Vietnam veteran and former police officer. He is the author of My Men Are My Heroes: The Brad Kasal Story, selected in 2012 for the USMC Commandant’s Recommended Reading List” and as a Marine Corps Legend” book by the Marine Corps League. He lives in Saint Charles, Missouri.
Haytham Faraj is a nineteen-year veteran of the Marine Corps and has served as an infantryman, officer, and defense attorney. He is the recipient of the Wheeler Award for Infantry Excellence; Meritorious Service Medal; Combat Action Ribbon; Navy Marine Corps Commendation Medal; two Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medals; and the Humanitarian Service Medal. He lives in Los Angeles.
Haytham Faraj is a nineteen-year veteran of the Marine Corps and has served as an infantryman, officer, and defense attorney. He is the recipient of the Wheeler Award for Infantry Excellence; Meritorious Service Medal; Combat Action Ribbon; Navy Marine Corps Commendation Medal; two Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medals; and the Humanitarian Service Medal. He lives in Los Angeles.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781628726855 |
| ISBN 10 | 1628726857 |
| Title | No Time for the Truth |
| Author | Nathaniel R Helms |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Skyhorse Publishing |
| Year published | 2016-09-22 |
| Number of pages | 392 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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