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 | The Long Road Home by Martha Raddatz | Reviewed by Harriet Klausner | |
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| Publisher: Putnam Adult
http://www.us.penguingroup.com ISBN: 0399153829 Genre: Non-Fiction Subgenre: History Release date: Mar 2007 Format: Hardcover Pages: 320 Price: $24.95 | |||
| This is a terrific true bird’s eye view of life on the ground in Iraq, especially starting with the April 2004 Sade City bloodbath that killed eight American troops. TV journalist Martha Raddatz interviews the soldiers caught in street fighting against the Mahdi militia in what was considered a babysitting mission until all hell broke out. The author also takes the audience back to the states to meet family members who lost loved ones. There are no political spins like recent claims that the bombing of the mosque last year started the insurgency or even a worse lie that the American people are sacrificing to bring democracy to Iraq. Ms. Raddatz makes it clear from one small concise chapter to the next that in the United States only the soldiers and their family members are sacrificing. What have I given up – nothing; not even taxes to pay the war costs or the subsequent reequipping bill; while the military in some cases have lost their lives or limbs. | |||
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