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'A respected Special Forces combat veteran of the top-secret MACV-SOG, Dale Hanson draws upon his first-hand knowledge to write with an intensity only possible by a warrior who equally knows how to wield a pen. Well written and thoroughly engaging, it’s an excellent read.' -Maj. John Plaster, Ret., Special Forces, SOG warrior and author'I have read many books written by my fellow SOG veterans, but Dale Hanson’s style is unique, taking the reader into the reality of a SOG operator and the circumstances of SOG missions while not losing sight of the humanity of those involved. A SOG recon veteran, Dale has the experience and authority to give authenticity to his writing. SOG: Missions to the Well, is even more gripping and compelling than his previous book, Born Twice. Dale’s newest effort has encapsulated our world of cross border missions and the teams that ran them and written them for readers to experience. Hard to put down, this book is full of irony, compassion, patriotism, dedication, dark humor and- of course- the warrior ethos., It reads like fiction but, as has been said, ’you can’t make this stuff up!’ Highly recommended.' -John Padgett MAJ (Ret), USSF Medical NCOIC Kontum 1970-71'With his latest book, ex-SOG soldier Dale Hanson draws his reader deep into a fascinating landscape, because he understands that the world of special operations amounts to a modern-day samurai culture with its own bushido code. He describes the time when the rules of special warfare were being written in blood by super-secret units in which casualty rates consistently exceeded 100%. Go along on missions deep into enemy territory that brought moments of sublime natural beauty and sudden, wrenching bursts of almost incomprehensible violence and polished military skill. A world in which each Special Forces soldier understood that the mission was more important than the team, and the team was more important than him.' -Michael Buckland, Special Forces CCC RT Maine/Ford Drum Missions
