Instruct: Classify the given review as either positive or negative.
Query: Detailed background and plot setup is ruined by bad editting

I really like Dale Brown books. As ex-military, I enjoy many of the potential scenarios that he describes. However, this is my last Dale Brown book. The first three-quarters of the book is classic Brown: detailed, exciting, with a complex plot. However, the ending of the book is rushed. Problems are solved magically. Few details are provided, some of the carefully developed sub-plots are just dismissed, without explanation. My initial reaction is that these items have fallen victim to poor editting, while technical errors are left in. (The grenade launcher attached to an M-16 is the M-203 not M-206). It just seems such a shame that the climax of the book is contained in 1 chapter, with many unresolved questions hanging out: What happened to Balboa, Finegold, What was in the message to Sampson, How was it planned, final disposition of Guam, etc