Jim Fox, Director of FBI-NY, Letter (10-24-1994) "This work is the most comprehensive and best researched review of the bombing investigation."
Vincent Cannistraro, former CIA Chief of Counterterrorism, Letter (11-1-1994) "Laurie Mylroie’s manuscript on the World Trade Center bombing is one of the most brilliant pieces of research and scholarship in this area that I have ever read."
Jane's Intelligence Review (8-1-1995), book review "Study of Revenge sheds new light on this enigma and deserves wide publication."
Air Power History (Summer 2001), book review "Study of Revenge reads well and it sets a new high standard for investigative literature. It is the product of thorough and painstaking research, and its conclusions are sobering."
Wall Street Journal (10-24-2001), book review "To address the state-sponsorship question there is no better place to look than Study of Revenge."
New York Times (11-25-2001), book review "Mylroie's research challenges the widespread belief that rogue networks of terrorists run by Islamic radicals like Osama bin Laden work without state sponsorship."
Washington Monthly Journalism Award (for National Interest article; March 1996) "Mylroie . . . found that lack of coordination between the Justice Department and national security agencies means that national security gets short shrift in dealing with domestic terrorism."
New York Post Editorial (1-22-1996) "An important article by Middle East expert Laurie Mylroie . . . [suggests] that the strategy the U.S. is using to combat terror may not be adequate to ensure American security."