Hunters: U.S. Snipers in the War on Terror

The book is in good condition with sturdy binding. It shows signs of being an ex-library copy, including library stickers and stamps. The dust jacket is not present, so its condition cannot be assessed. There are no inscriptions or signatures.

Hunters: U.S. Snipers in the War on Terror by Milo S. Afong is an authoritative exploration of the role of U.S. snipers in modern warfare, published by Berkley Caliber in New York. This first edition, released in June 2010, offers a comprehensive look into the personal narratives of American snipers in both the Iraq and Afghan wars. Milo S. Afong, a noted military historian, provides a detailed account of the psychological and tactical aspects of sniper operations. This hardcover edition is particularly significant for collectors and enthusiasts of military history, offering insights into a specialized and often misunderstood aspect of warfare. Condition details include library markings, indicating its previous use in a library setting, but the book itself remains intact and well-preserved.