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Dennis Fritzis a former Air Force Command Chief Master Sergeant who retired from active duty in August 2003 after 28 years of honorable active-duty service. Heheld two of the Department of Defense's highest enlisted positions. During his active-duty service, he had two assignments at the Pentagon which included serving as an Executive Officer to General Buster Glosson, the Director of Legislative Affairs, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force. Glosson was the Desert Shield/Storm War hero and architect of the Air Campaign during the first military hostilities against Saddam, under President George H.W. Bush. In July 2005, he returned to the Pentagon as a contract employee. First as an Administrative Officer to the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction and Negations Policy, later as a member of the Declassification Review Team for Pre-Iraq War Policy Planning Documents, and finally, as a member of the Policy Planning Office in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. He iscurrently the Director of the Eisenhower Media Network.

Reviews

“Written by a respected military leader and Pentagon insider, Deadly Betrayal is a gutsy tell-all story about the bald-faced lies that led us to the disastrous invasion of Iraq.”
—Ben Cohen, Co-founder of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream “This book is an actual act of service. It will help many people, including veterans, connect the dots to explain this century's American wars and give them further permission to ask tough and uncomfortable questions.”
—Matthew Hoh, former Marine Corps officer and Iraq War veteran who resigned his State Department position in Afghanistan over that war's 2009 escalation. “I have known Dennis Fritz for three decades and served with him for many of those years. As my senior enlisted advisor in several commands, I benefited from his sound counsel. While I do not agree with some of his conclusions in this book ... I respect Dennis and was always proud to serve alongside him.”
—General Richard Myers, Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff