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Author Montgomery J. Granger of Long Island, N.Y., who was assigned as a medical service officer responsible for the care and treatment of detainees in both Iraq and in Guantanamo Bay, will appear at Book Revue.

Author and former U.S. Army Reserve Major Montgomery J. Granger of Long Island, N.Y., has questioned the authenticity of recent charges made public in Wikileaks releases against U.S. military personnel serving at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Author Montgomery J. Granger, former medical service officer responsible for the care and treatment of detainees in both Iraq and in Guantanamo Bay, believes the time has come for Gitmo trials to take place and for it to remain a detention facility.

British Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke announced Nov. 16 that the British government will compensate all British citizens and residents who were interned as terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

What REALLY Happened at Guantanamo Bay After 9/11? The new web site GITMO.US was launched the other day with no fanfare but is starting to get some notice in the International community that follows tge war on terror carefully.

In April of 2010, the Strategic Book Group published a non-fiction work by US Army Reserve Major Montgomery J. Granger, entitled Saving Grace at Guantanamo Bay – A Memoir of a Citizen Warrior.

Random House Australia is publishing a book due out Oct. 16 by Australian David Hicks about his nearly six years in American captivity at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Gitmo Medical Director accuses Random House of supporting terrorism by publishing a book by David Hicks, a detainee.

Random House Australia is publishing a book due out Oct. 16 by David Hicks, known as the Australian Gitmo detainee, about his nearly six years in American captivity at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Saving Grace at Guantanamo Bay: A Memoir of a Citizen Warrior is the true story of working detention and medical duty with the Joint Task Force 160 U.S. Naval Station in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, from February to June, 2002.

Youssef:It's unclear how lists, identifying former GITMO detainees as "returned terrorists," are made

The GH-4 Effect by Scott Snyder is a taut, psychological thriller that crackles with suspense from the first chapter.