Drowning in the Desert by Vivian H Gembara

Drowning in the Desert by Vivian H Gembara

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Presents an account of the savagery that occurs when 'the fight' is placed above all else. This book chronicles the pursuit of military justice and cover-up.

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Drowning in the Desert by Vivian H Gembara

As a serving lawyer for the US Army in Iraq, Vivian Gembara counsels soldiers, investigates them, and prosecutes when necessary. When an Iraqi teenager's body is found floating in the Tigris River and US soldiers are believed to have been involved in the death, she knows she has a case on her hands - but does not know how much this case will reveal about the US Army's conduct in times of war. Both as legal thriller and a searing account of the savagery that occurs when 'the fight' is placed above all else, this chronicles the pursuit of military justice and cover-up in unflinching prose and is a necessary book for anyone concerned with today's world.
Vivian Gembara served as an attorney with the US Army for four years, and helped negotiate the capitulation and disarmament of both the NLA and People's Mujahedeen. She has since left the army, and now practices law in Washington, D.C.
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ISBN 13 9780760334485
ISBN 10 076033448X
Title Drowning in the Desert
Author Vivian H Gembara
Condition Unavailable
Publisher Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
Year published 2008-10-01
Number of pages 320
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