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Acknowledgments xiii
Prologue 1
1 Tracking the Lion: Part One 15
2 A Coward in Afghanistan 34
3 The Soviet Invasion: You Have Never Been to Afghanistan! 57
4 Baluch Guerrillas, Learning Curves, and Massacres 74
5 You Can Rent an Afghan, But Never Buy Him 100
6 Refugees, Tora Bora, and Fighting Veterinarians 122
7 Tracking the Lion: Part Two 140
8 The Lion and the Hyena 171
9 Crossing the Tar 200
10 Peshawar: Aid Workers and Assassins 226
11 Arabs, Islamic Legionnaires, and Satanic Verses 249
12 The Battle for Kabul: A Mad Dogs' War 274
13 The Taliban, Al Qaeda, and the War on Terrorism 304
14 Enduring Freedom: Missed Opportunities and the New Occupation 327
15 The Great Pretend Game 348
Epilogue 382
Afghanistan: Time Line 389
Glossary 394
Index 398
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