The Mission, the Men, and Me by Pete Blaber

And when the smoke clears, you will emerge wiser, more capable, and better prepared to succeed in life than you ever thought possible. You will learn these enlightening lessons as you gain insights into never-before-revealed missions executed around the globe. From each mission, Pete Blaber has taken a life lesson back with him. by Pete Blaber read by Joe Barrett Lessons from a Former Delta Force Commander As a commander of Delta Force-the most elite counterterrorist organization in the world-Pete Blaber took part in some of the most dangerous, controversial, and significant military and political events of our time. The Mission, the Men, and Me The Mission, the Men, and Me Published in 2008 by Pete Blaber As a commander of Delta Force, Pete Blaber took part in some of the most dangerous, controversial, and significant military and political events of our time.

In this book, you will learn the same lessons he learned, while experiencing what the life of a Delta Force Operator is like-from the extreme physical and psychological training to the darkest of shadow ops all around the world. Now he takes his intimate knowledge of warfare-and the heart, mind, and spirit it takes to win-and moves his focus from the combat zone to civilian life. The Mission, the Men, and Me by Pete Blaber: 9780425236574 : Books A book about the complexities of combat that's just as applicable for dealing with the complexities of business and our personal lives.Kevin. Ali Mohamed wasn’t directly responsible for the execution of 9/11, but it’s easy to imagine how he could have been directly responsible for preventing it.“A book about the complexities of combat that's just as applicable for dealing with the complexities of business and our personal lives.”-Kevin Sharer, chairman and CEO, AmgenĪs a commander of Delta Force-the most elite counter-terrorist organization in the world-Pete Blaber took part in some of the most dangerous, controversial, and significant military and political events of our time. The result of the tipping point was 9/11. government handlers, on the other hand, just plain could not imagine. government because they couldn’t imagine how they could achieve their ultimate terror objectives without the mission-essential knowledge and skills that only he possessed. Al Qaeda leaders were able to overlook Ali Mohamed’s lack of Muslim fanaticism and his erratic connections to the U.S.

The tipping point was how the two sides reacted. Both sides had independently come to the same conclusion: Ali Mohamed was not the type of individual they could trust to become a card-carrying member of their respective organizations.

“Both sides recognized that Ali Mohamed had one-of-a-kind skills and experiences to support each side’s uniquely self-serving interests.