num_pages: 130
description: This is a true story of one man's experience in the invisible wars of our nation's last 40 years. In the 1960s, David Bell was involved in the vicious gang wars that erupted in our urban ghettos; at the age of 17 he was ordered by the court to enlist in the military. From 1970 to 1994, he was selected to be a covert operative in the United States Air Force Intelligence in Southeast Asia and beyond. The events described in the book have never been publicly disclosed because of their highly classified nature. Some of the names, places, and military affiliations have been changed to protect the identities of those involved but the actual events are true. This according to the man at the center of this story-David Bell, a former intelligence operative who observed and was involved in all the events described in this book. Other than the introduction, conclusion and editorial revisions, the contents of this book are from a series of journal entries he wrote while he was in treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder from April through July 2001. The memories of the tragic horror of the genocide and atrocities hounded David to the point of needing to escape his memories by abusing alcohol and other drugs after he left the military. This story is an example of the United States' desperate attempt to eliminate communism in the world, sacrificing the innocent lives of civilians and young military men and women and making political and military blunders that will be remembered in our history books for many decades to come.
language: English
title: Invisible Wars - One Man's Story of the Invisible Wars on the Streets of America to the Wars of Southeast Asia: Based on the Journals of David Bell
titlecomplete: Invisible Wars - One Man's Story of the Invisible Wars on the Streets of America to the Wars of Southeast Asia: Based on the Journals of David Bell
publisher: PublishAmerica