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On 20 June 1994, a gunman opened fire inside the busy hospital of Fairchild Air Force Base. Four days later, the crash of a B-52 bomber killed some of Fairchild's most veteran aviators. The twin tragedies struck suddenly – but not without warning. "This nonfiction narrative is a page turner... you will not put it down." —CMSgt William Kelly, USAF, Office of Special Investigations Warnings Unheeded is the work of criminal investigator Andy Brown. As a young military policeman, Brown saved countless lives when he raced to the hospital and ended the gunman’s shooting spree. His devotion to duty prepared him for the deadly gunfight, but he wasn't prepared for the traumatic effect of learning that twenty-six people had been gunned down prior to his arrival, or for the loss of four aviators later that week. On a quest for answers, Brown spent two decades investigating the events that led to the mass murder and the plane crash. His relentless research uncovered numerous people who had warned of the impending violence and disaster. With heavy use of firsthand accounts, Warnings Unheeded lets us experience the unfolding tragedies through the eyes of the men and women who struggled to prevent them. From the people who tried to help a troubled airman even as he plotted to kill them. From the aviators who were forced to fly with a seemingly-suicidal pilot. And from a military policeman who offers a candid insight into the hidden cost of becoming a “hero.” Warnings Unheeded is a story of heroes and humanity – of violence and mental illness – and if we are willing to listen, a timeless warning from the ghosts of our past. "Best book I've read in some time. Without lurid details or overwrought prose … [Brown] illustrates the events leading up to the twin tragedies with a thoroughness and professionalism I suspect he brings to every task he takes on. But this is no dry recounting of facts, and Brown's compassion for the victims is as clear as his prose ... I highly recommend this book." —R. Jenson, Gray Dog Press "In vivid and thoroughly researched detail, Andy Brown masterfully weaves two tragic stories ... this is an important and well-written read." —Gregory K. Moffatt, Ph.D., Author of Blind-Sided: Homicide Where it is Least Expected "A highly readable book ... from a unique source. Recommended for a wide audience." —Best-selling true-crime author, Ron Franscell *** Contains more than 70 images and photographs ***
The true story of a deadly shooting spree and fatal aviation disaster at Fairchild AFB. Told by the men and women who experienced the tragedies – and those who struggled to prevent them. "This nonfiction narrative is a page-turner... you will not put it down." —CMSgt William Kelly, USAF, OSI On 20 June 1994, a gunman opened fire on the patrons and staff of the base hospital. Among the numerous casualties were the mental-health doctors who had warned of the troubled airman’s descent into homicidal madness. Four days later, a B-52 bomber plunged to the ground while performing dangerous air-show maneuvers. The explosive impact killed four of Fairchild’s most veteran aviators including a reckless senior pilot and the young commander who fought to have him grounded. Expertly researched by the man who ended the gunman’s killing spree. With extensive use of firsthand accounts, this powerful narrative offers a rare insight into the impending violence and disaster as seen through the eyes of the men and women who witnessed the tragedies unfold. Mass murder and aviation disaster that occurred suddenly... but not without warning. "Best book I've read in some time. Without lurid details or overwrought prose … [Brown] illustrates the events leading up to the twin tragedies with a thoroughness and professionalism I suspect he brings to every task he takes on. I highly recommend this book." —R. Jenson, Gray Dog Press "[A]s riveting and dramatic as anything Tom Clancy ever composed." —Amazon Review "[T]his is the BEST true life, Holy S*** book I have ever read. I have read Tom Clancy, Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, Lee Child, and many others ... [Brown's] ability to share facts about two horrific events is incredible." —SSgt Frank Brown, USAF, Security Police "[Brown's] flow and organization rival that of Oreilly's killing series. [A] great piece of Air Force history." —Amazon Review "[A] hit with true crime fans, veterans, and readers with an interest in psychology, history, law enforcement, military, or aviation." —Rose City Reader "An amazing book. [P]rofoundly valuable for anyone who wants to understand violence and mental illness in our society today." —Lt Col Dave Grossman, Author of On Killing "Warnings Unheeded delivers memorable insights into the … resilience heroes need to fight back from the emotional toll of protecting other lives." —Charles Remsberg, Author of Street Survival "In vivid and thoroughly researched detail, Andy Brown masterfully weaves two tragic stories. [T]his is an important and well-written read." —Gregory K. Moffatt, Ph.D., Author of Blind-Sided: Homicide Where it is Least Expected "Warnings Unheeded should be the model and format used to catalog the events leading up to every mass violence incident ... The amount of lessons learned in this book is astounding." —Daniel L. Shaw "A highly readable book ... from a unique source. Recommended for a wide audience." —Best-selling true-crime author, Ron Franscell *** Contains more than 70 images and photographs ***
This book series contains some 18 years of warning and analysis published within the U.S. Congress by an organization known as the Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare. During its remarkably long life, the Task Force issued hundreds of reports comprising thousands of pages of warnings and analyses of the growing specter of the Islamist movement, its increasingly violent nature, and its selection of the Western world as its ultimate target. The depth and breadth of the Task Force's analytical efforts were unparalleled, as were its productive capacity and broad product distribution efforts. The Task Force's astonishing knowledge of the gathering storm that finally broke over New York City and Washington on that fateful September morning is represented in these pages.
When the crash occurred, Stephen A. Fredrick, himself an American Eagle pilot, could not remain silent. Fredrick knew three of the four crew members on Flight 4184, and had once experienced a close call while piloting an ATR on an icy day. In this riveting account, he tells the technical and human story of Flight 4184 for the first time.
From President Bill Clinton's recommended reading list Publishers Weekly Bestseller Warnings is the story of the future of national security, threatening technologies, the U.S. economy, and possibly the fate of civilization. In Greek mythology Cassandra foresaw calamities, but was cursed by the gods to be ignored. Modern-day Cassandras clearly predicted the disasters of Katrina, Fukushima, the Great Recession, the rise of ISIS, the spread of viruses and many more. Like the mythological Cassandra, they were ignored. There are others right now warning of impending disasters—from cyber attacks to pandemics—but how do we know which warnings are likely to be right? Through riveting explorations in a variety of fields, the authors—both accomplished CEOs and White House National Security Council veterans—discover a method to separate the accurate Cassandras from the crazy doomsayers. They then investigate the experts who today are warning of future disasters: the threats from artificial intelligence, bio-hacking, malware attacks, and more, and whose calls are not being heeded. Clarke’s and Eddy’s penetrating insights are essential for any person, any business, or any government that doesn’t want to be a blind victim of tomorrow’s catastrophe.
The Unheeded Warning richly portrays the turbulent interwar period in Vienna and Berlin through the eyes of one of the century's foremost intellectuals and activists. Psychologist, novelist, essayist, and revolutionary, Manès Sperber begins his story in Vienna when he was thirteen years old and concludes the book-which is the second volume of his three-volume autobiography, All Our Yesterdays-with a gripping account of his imprisonment and release by the Germans in Berlin.