Attack on the Liberty: The Untold Story of Israel's Deadly 1967 Assault on a U.S. Spy Ship

I am the spouse of a survivor of the USS Liberty. James Scott has done an excellent and thorough job researching this book. His research took him to Israel where he was able to investigate this incident. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to find out the truth of what happened to the Liberty on June 8, 1967. Ingrid Painter

I am the widow of Allen M. Blue, a civilian from the National Security Agency, who was killed in the torpedo attack on the Liberty. James Scott has written a powerful story of the brutal, bloody attack on the Liberty. Scott's account is painful reading for the families and surviving crew who have petitioned the US Navy and the Department of Defense to do the right thing and set the record straight by conducting a full and proper investigation of this tragic event for more than 40 years. Please support our efforts to petition the US Government to conduct an investigation while there are still competent and credible witnesses available. Forty two years of silence from our government has been hard to bear. Patricia Blue-Roushakes

I was Officer of the Deck when the Israeli Defense Forces attacked our ship, the USS Liberty (AGTR-5), without warning. I have read James Scott's riveting account of the attack and can vouch for it's historical accuracy. A fine piece of Investigative Journalism. Lloyd C. Painter US Secret Service (retired)

I, Gary W Brummett, surviving crewman of USS Liberty & former President of the USS Liberty Veterans Association do highly recommend The Attack on the Liberty by James Scott to be the most authoritative and well researched book to date. I would recommend anyone interested in the history of this country and this event read and pass the book around and recommend it to any and all civic, military or any other organization interested in the truth. I want to thank James Scott for a wonderful book. Job well done, James!