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The Visible Ops Handbook: Implementing ITIL in 4 Practical and Auditable Steps

34 reviews
Kevin Behr; Gene Kim; George Spafford

Information Technology Process Institute, 2005

Well worth considering
I have long been a believer that books are to be shared. I spent a lot on this book with a weird format and less than 100 pages, and since I have done that, I have struggled to keep my hands on it. In an organisation that is trying had to follow the ITIL framework, most of my colleagues are familiar with the principles, and applying them in practice. This book presents a simple way for ...

Special Ops (Brotherhood of War)

42 reviews
W. E. B. Griffin

Jove, 2002

Great book
After so long Griffin decided to continue in his brotherhood of war series. But nevertheless it is just as good as the others in the series.

Secrets of Special Ops Leadership: Dare the Impossible -- Achieve the Extraordinary

7 reviews
William A. Cohen

AMACOM, 2005

One of the best books of its genre! Highly recommended!
I am neither a war lover nor a military enthusiast. However, I do believe I can learn a lot, business and personal wise, from the endeavours of special op guys who, supposedly, had gone through training and fighting far beyond the capabilities of an average civilian under the most adverse conditions. In that respect, this book satisfied me well. Although the 14 principles prescribed by the author ...

Take No Prisoners (Black Ops, Book 2)

7 reviews
Cindy Gerard

Pocket Star, 2008

excellent service
I have never had anything but service in my dealings with amazon. Thanks for everything you do.

Spec Ops: Case Studies in Special Operations Warfare: Theory and Practice

13 reviews
William H. Mcraven

Presidio Press, 1996

This includes Every Detail that you need!!!
I studied Spec Ops for quite a while. But all the information I gather was not complete. Especially those Ops for 20-30 years. But this book really makes a difference. Every detail of the Op that you want to know was in it. Location. situation and planning...results I think this is a wonderful book for those who want to study Spec Op Cases!!!

Special Ops Fitness Training: High-Intensity Workouts of Navy Seals, Delta Force, Marine Force Recon and Army ...

2 reviews
Mark De Lisle

Ulysses Press, 2008

BEST IN ITS CLASS!
I have read two other books by the author (Neal SEAL workout, and Master Level Fitness) and this is by far his best book to date, and I rate it BEST IN CLASS. There are so many "SEAL" fit-type books in the marketplace and I have read them all, but this is the very best of all of the ones available to the reader. The book is well-organized, is broken up into separate workouts depending on which ...

Show No Mercy (Black Ops, Book 1)

8 reviews
Cindy Gerard

Pocket, 2008

Great start to a new series
I loved Show No Mercy. Gerard just gets better with each book she writes. The characters in SNM had such great depth and Gerard really gave them excellent back stories to reveal their personalities and reasons for why they are who they are. Gabe was your great alpha, don't-want-to-love-again hero. But, he was so much more than just your typical alpha hero and wasn't just a cliche. Jenna was ...

Visible Ops Security: Achieving Common Security and IT Operations Objectives in 4 Practical Steps

3 reviews
Gene Kim, Paul Love, ...

IT Process Institute, Inc., 2008

More good stuff from the Visibe Ops guys
When I first got into the world of IT Service Management, the Visible Ops Handbook distilled the important information and delivered something that was missing from the official ITIL literature...how to execute. What I found in the accessible pages of the Visible Ops Handbook was how to justify and start a service management initiative. The beauty of the rationale in Visible Ops lies in the ...

Black Ops (a Presidential Agent Thriller)
W.E.B. Griffin

Severn House Publishers Ltd, 2008

The Russian bear is stirring - and it's hungry. Delta Force Lieutenant Colonel Charley Castillo receives a series of back-channel messages concerning covert US intelligence assets gone missing and then, suddenly, inexplicably, found dead. One in Budapest; one in Kiev; one in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan - mere klicks from the Iran border. And then one in Virginia, along the Potomac River, practically in the shadow of CIA headquarters. Castillo ...

The Special Ops Workout: The Elite Exercise Program Inspired by the United States Special Operations Command

19 reviews
Stewart Smith, Mike Mejia

Hatherleigh Press, 2003

Outside Workouts
If you're tired of heading to the gym to workout, these exercise programs will give you a fresh routine you can do outside.

The New York Co-op Bible: Everything You Need to Know About Co-ops and Condos: Getting In, Staying In, ...

3 reviews
Sylvia Shapiro

St. Martin's Griffin, 2005

It's $13 that you NEED to spend, if you want to buy, bought or are selling an apartment in NY.
Pros of co-op ownership: You can actually afford to own something. You can have a tax write off like normal people. Cons of co-op ownership: Everything else. Enter The New York Co-op Bible. I had it, read it, lost it am now purchasing a second copy after looking high and low for the first one I bought. That should tell you something. I own a co-op in Metro New York. My managing ...

Black Ops: American Jihad (Pinnacle Adventure Fiction)

4 reviews
William W. Johnstone, Fred Austin

Pinnacle, 2006

One of best books I have ever read
This is awesome book related to current events, far left media, and even back to events of Viet Nam War. Like most of Johnstone's books, it is also a "pager turner". I look forward to another with the main characters in the near future. I hope millions read this book.

Holding the Line (Spec Ops Squad)

7 reviews
Rick Shelley

Ace, 2001

A Mixed Bag of Grunts
Holding the Line (2001) is the first novel in the Spec Ops Squad series. During the war with the Ilion Federation, Bart Drak is the squad leader of a special ops squad in the Ranger Battalion of the 1st Combined Regiment, a unit including every species in the Alliance of Light. In this novel, Bart has just returned from Dintsen, where his ranger battalion has been mauled by the surprise ...

The CIA's Black Ops: Covert Action, Foreign Policy, and Democracy

6 reviews
John Jacob Nutter

Prometheus Books, 1999

Even More Relevant Today
John J. Nutter's The CIA's Black Ops traces the history of the use of covert operations by Cold War-era policymakers as a "third option," used in situations in which neither diplomacy nor overt military action were deemed desirable. A political scientist and not a historian, the author argues that covert operations were unavoidable (and, at times, necessary) during the Cold War and still are in ...

Covert Ops: The CIA's Secret War In Laos

9 reviews
James E. Parker

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1997

A Page Out Of History
I served as Chief of Security for Air America in Thailand and Vietnam from 1967-1975. I enjoyed "Mule's" book very much. For those who shared Jim Parker's experiences you will relive old memories. For those who could not be there you will find the details fascinating. I would encourage you to read this one.

SOAR: A Black Ops Mission

17 reviews
John Weisman

Avon, 2004

Weisman continues top notch
While some things require a leap of faith, and not a little imagination, this story is very much the work of a master story teller. It isn't anything like the books he does with Dick Marcinko, but that takes away nothing; the two have very different styles, and this is a different story. BRAVO!

Spec Ops Squad: Sucker Punch (Cageworld)
Rick Shelley

Ace, 2002

Still reeling from their last mission, Sergeant Bart "Dragon" Drak and his regiment must establish a military outpost on the planet Unity before a suspected Federation invasion.

Spec Ops Squad: Deep Strike (Spec Ops Squad)

3 reviews
Rick Shelley

Ace, 2002

compelling military science fiction thriller
In the far distant future, humanity has met other species and joined with them to form the Alliance of Light, an organization of mutual protection and exploration. While conducting a training exercise on the planet Dinsten, the Illion Federation invades the planet and the alliance had to retreat. Sergeant Bart "Dragon" Drak, with his combined First Regiment, took back the planet after several ...

Maverick (Elite Ops)
Lora Leigh

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2009

Micah Sloane knows almost everything there is to know about Risa Clay, including the vicious betrayal she endured years ago and the distrust she?s harbored ever since. The only way for the Elite Ops agent to uncover an assassin?and banish the ghosts of his own dark past?is to use Risa as bait. But nothing has prepared him for her disarming blend of innocence and sensuality, or for his overwhelming need to protect her? Risa has spent six years ...

Whisper No Lies (Black Ops, Book 3)
Cindy Gerard

Pocket Star, 2008

In New York Times bestselling author Cindy Gerard's fiery new romantic suspense series, when danger threatens, the seductive heroes of Black Ops, Inc. turn up the heat. AN INDECENT PROPOSAL... When a high roller at the Vegas casino where Crystal Debrowski manages security makes a scandalous proposition, she flat-out refuses, especially given rumors of his shady overseas connections. But then counterfeit bills mysteriously flood the gaming ...

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