Book Recommendation: Lockerbie
I just finished reading Rodney Wallis' book, Lockerbie: The Story and the Lessons.
I think that Wallis' editor was on vacation. There are a fair number of typos and the book is more than a little redundant. That said, I learned a great deal about what went wrong. This is more of a technical than a political account of the security failure. The book discusses how bag matching does and does not work, the merits of various x-ray technologies, passenger profiling, and so on. Some interesting points:
I'm sure that a number of you on this board might be interested. The price is a little steep (USD 55.00 from Amazon) but it wasn't available from my library. I have a number of books on airport and airline security and this was by far one of the most informative. |
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