Surviving the International War Zone: Security Lessons Learned and Stories from Police and Military Peacekeeping Forces [Paperback]

My Lifes Lessons. Adapting to the War Zone Environment. War Zone Experiences. French Island Hot Sauce. Interrogation by Torture. The Bullet Gift. Insurrection and Conflict. Eternal Hate. War Zone Insanity. A Matter of Perspective. Children Lost. Communicating. Day of the Bull. Less Becomes More. Red Wine in Eastern Europe. The World of Food. Bug Out. Lifestyle of Survival. Respect. The Cargo Net. The Shared Loss. Two Promises of Death. Courtesy . Returning Back Home. International Sayings. Index.

Few people are better able to describe how to survive in a war zone than those who have seen, experienced, and lived it firsthand. Presenting accounts written by military and police officers, this book offers an inside look at the lives of the officers and the local people living in the war zone environment. Covering many facets of daily life, the book examines topics such as surviving extreme temperatures and staying healthy, interacting with the indigenous population and cultural awareness, adjusting to the challenges of limited technology and resources, and protecting oneself from the imminent threat of violence that is present in all war-torn regions.

Dr. Robert R. Rail was an International Police Officer for the United Nations Police Task Force in Bosnia and Kosovo. As a war zone officer, Bob performed a wide variety of enforcement assignments including patrol, general peacekeeping activities and riot response. He has been a physical confrontation advisor and resource training provider to personnel for NATO and OSCE. Dr. Rail has been a resident instructor at the Specialized Advanced Training Unit of the High Institute of the Baghdad Police College and was awarded a second doctorate degree for his exceptional abilities as an international police instructor. He has received numerous other awards for his work in the international community. An internationally respected and accl8