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Charles S. Faddis is a retired CIA operations officer and author. During a twenty year career he worked against rogue states, WMD smuggling networks and the world's most dangerous terrorist organizations. He took the first CIA team into Iraq in 2002 in advance of the invasion of that country and retired as head of CIA's WMD terrorism unit. He is a former US Army combat arms officer and trial attorney. He lives near Annapolis with his wife, Gina, also a veteran of CIA's Clandestine Service.  His daughter, Hannah, is a trial attorney in Manhattan. His son, Tucker, a decorated Marine combat veteran, is studying engineering at a major university. His daughter, Libby, is an aspiring Baptist minister. His son, Ike, is a physics major in one of the top physics programs in the country.