Eric L Haney Books In Order

No Man’s Land

The creator of the CBS series The Unit delivers his fiction debut Kennesaw Tanner once fought a shadow war. Now he’s fighting for himself. Soldier of fortune Kennesaw Tanner is approached by government operatives with an offer: rescue the kidnapped heir of a powerful Persian Gulf sheik whose alliance with the U.S. has made him a target for terrorists. But what Tanner doesn’t know is that there are elements within the government who want him to fail, that the sands of politics are shifting against him and that the job he’s being paid to do may cost him more than he bargained for.

Low Country

Kennesaw Tanner used to be a shadow operative. Now, he operates on his own. Tanner is in the coastal swamps of Georgia, hunting for the man who may have killed his friend. But he soon finds himself caught up in a running battle against a ring of brutal sex slavers for whom human life is a cheap commodity. Tanner must overcome soul blackening corruption and confront the most inhuman degradation if he’s going to make them pay.

Inside Delta Force

Delta Force. They are the U.S. Army’s most elite top secret strike force. They dominate the modern battlefield, but you won t hear about their heroics on CNN. No headlines can reveal their top secret missions, and no book has ever taken readers inside until now. Here, a founding member of Delta Force takes us behind the veil of secrecy and into the action to reveal the never before told story of 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment D Delta Force.

Inside Delta Force
THE STORY OF AMERICA S ELITE
COUNTERTERRORIST UNIT

He is a master of espionage, trained to take on hijackers, terrorists, hostage takers, and enemy armies. He can deploy by parachute or arrive by commercial aircraft. Survive alone in hostile cities. Speak foreign languages fluently. Strike at enemy targets with stunning swiftness and extraordinary teamwork. He is the ultimate modern warrior: the Delta Force Operator.

In this dramatic behind the scenes chronicle, Eric Haney, one of the founding members of Delta Force, takes us inside this legendary counterterrorist unit. Here, for the first time, are details of the grueling selection process designed to break the strongest of men that singles out the best of the best: the Delta Force Operator.

With heart stopping immediacy, Haney tells what it s really like to enter a hostage held airplane. And from his days in Beirut, Haney tells an unforgettable tale of bodyguards and bombs, of a day to day life of madness and beauty, and of how he and a teammate are called on to kill two gunmen targeting U.S. Marines at the Beirut airport. As part of the team sent to rescue American hostages in Tehran, Haney offers a first person description of that failed mission that is a chilling, compelling account of a bold maneuver undone by chance and a few fatal mistakes.

From fighting guerrilla warfare in Honduras to rescuing missionaries in Sudan and leading the way onto the island of Grenada, Eric Haney captures the daring and discipline that distinguish the men of Delta Force. Inside Delta Force brings honor to these singular men while it puts us in the middle of action that is sudden, frightening, and nonstop around the world.

Beyond Shock & Awe

From one of the twelve founding members of Delta Force, a collection of commentary on the future of war. Media commentator Eric Haney a founding member of Delta Force and author of Inside Delta Force along with other noted military analysts and award nominated editor Brian M. Thomsen, examines how our military must evolve to face changing times, technology, and adversaries. From limited wars to possible large scale invasions of Syria or Iran or a major military stand down with North Korea Beyond Shock and Awe is a fresh, provocative look at America’s army of the future. Articles include the work by Harlan K. Ullman and James P. Wade, Jr., which first used the term ‘shock and awe;’ Kevin Dockery on the weapons of future wars; Professor William Forstchen on how precisionguided weaponry will eliminate ‘problem’ individuals before they can start a war; Eugene Sullivan on such legal issues as pre emptive attacks and military tribunals; Paul A. Thomsen on integrating military intelligence into strategic warfare; William Terdoslavich on how America’s swift victory in the Iraq War gave way to a bloody stalemate; John Helfers on the importance of cultural knowledge in winning wars and building alliances; and Eric Haney on the many ways in which rapid dominance of an adversary can be gained through shock and awe.