Posted on Sep 3, 2015
How do you feel about Sean Naylor's book about JSOC?
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Sean Naylor (author) has successfully exploited JSOC as a personal commercial enterprise by publishing a book. "relentless strike".
A movie is sure to follow-
A movie is sure to follow-
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Posted 9 y ago
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I don't understand how the books profits haven't been seized yet. Do they not sign a statement of non-disclosure in JSOC? I remember signing one before that said anything I write in the next 80 years concerning operations of the unit would be forfeited to the US government.
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As long as it portrays JSOC in a good light, I don't mind. The public need to be educated, and a book is probably better than a movie!
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PO2 Skip Kirkwood
Fiction? If this was a documentary (non-fiction) and not properly vetted, I would have concerns. But there are plenty of novels based on experiences of folks from SGT to GEN that don't compromise anything. I was appalled when I read "Hunt for Red October" when it first came out, then realized that all that highly classified stuff from the 70s had become public domain by the 80s. Period.
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Any time something like this is released I'm sure many cringe. Hopefully this was vetted through more channels than identified.
The one thing I will say is his personal experience is all he would have to draw on so that part shouldn't necessarily be held against him. It also potentially serves as a JSOC marketing tool if used correctly.
The one thing I will say is his personal experience is all he would have to draw on so that part shouldn't necessarily be held against him. It also potentially serves as a JSOC marketing tool if used correctly.
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