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A Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter’s captivating account of the alteration of the CIA and America’s special operations forces into male-tracking and killing devices within the world’s dim areas: the brand new American method of war The absolute most important change in American combat in the last decade has had place from the battlefields of Afghanistan and Iraq, in the edges of the planet where big armies can’t proceed. The Way In Which of the Blade may be the untold account of that darkness war: a strategy that's reduced the bar for waging war around the world and blurred the lines between agents and troops. America has applied clandestine spying networks to be set up by them; educated privateers for murder missions and attacked its opponents with special operations soldiers and monster drones; and depended on untrustworthy international intelligence services, mercurial dictators, and proxy armies. This fresh method of battle has been accepted by Washington as a lower risk, lower cost option to the conflicts of profession and has been championed as a medical and clear method of turmoil.