How fire burns itself: The peak experience of the most brutal killing field in the most dangerous areas

Author: Jungler
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: New York Times Bestselling Book! — In the most dangerous regions and most brutal natural disasters, the peak experience of human nature Jungler has an innate storytelling skill and the ability to convey a tangible sense of industry and specialized techniques in a profession, whether it's firefighting, harpooning whales, or investigating diamond smuggling. Jungler also keenly captures the mixed emotions of worry and excitement involved in war reporting. In creating a sense of place, his talent is at its peak. This book takes readers from the smoldering lightning fires in the American West, the thrilling whale hunts in the Caribbean, the perilous travels in Kashmir, to the rotting and foul-smelling mass graves in Kosovo, and then to the endless smoke of war in Afghanistan, showing the intricate details of some of the most dangerous places and situations in the world.