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Title: Insight into the world of procurement
Review: I have read most of the Dan Lenson series and found this one a bit different and quite enjoyable. The story line centers around the Government procurement of the Tomahawk missile and gives the reader a peek at the difficulties of the process. For those that might be interested, that insight is spot on. Dan has to deal with the frustrations of dealing with technical issues, government politics, convoluted bureaucratic rules, greedy defense contractors, and unrealistic schedules. All part of the real world of weapon acquisition. And, while dealing with all the above, Dan becomes involved with what we used to call "Peaceniks" and begins to question his role as a contributor to the war machine.Overall, I found the book to be a good read -- better than many of Poyer's other "Lenson ashore" books that tend to become bogged down in political issues and personal depression at the expense of the story.
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