This is not a book for anyone complacent about the China challenge, yet it should be compulsory reading for everyone concerned for our country’s future. Very few have seen more of war, and preparations for it, or thought more deeply about it, than Jim Molan; now a senator, but 40 years a soldier, including a year as chief of operations for coalition forces in Iraq, when he helped to run the Battle of Fallujah.
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