In the Devil's Shadow: UN Special Operations During the Korean War (Naval Institute Special Warfare Series)

The "Unrivaled Account of Secret UN War" is a groundbreaking book that delves into the most comprehensive and authoritative recounting of the secret war fought deep behind communist lines during America's first clash with communism.

With exclusive access to declassified documents from the Department of Defense and Central Intelligence Agency archives, as well as interviews with veterans of the campaign, Michael Haas provides a detailed and disturbing account of the sacrifices made by Korean partisans, American advisers, British commandos, U.S.

Navy frogmen, and CIA field operatives.

The book offers crisply written and prodigiously researched descriptions of classified operations never before made known to the public, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the history of special operations.

As a veteran special operations officer and respected author, Haas is uniquely qualified to analyze the subject and its importance to the development of the modern-day U.S.

Special Operations Command.

With its unrivaled scope and detailed descriptions, this book is certain to be regarded as the best-documented and most realistic account yet published of UN efforts behind enemy lines.