In October 2005 Yee published his book, For God and Country: Faith and Patriotism Under Fire.[7][8] In it, Yee described an escalating series of problems, including the role he says was played by Adolph McQueen, then the commander of the Joint Detention Group.[9] Yee wrote that he was kept in solitary confinement for seventy-six days, and that he was forced to undergo sensory deprivation. He also wrote that General Geoffrey Miller routinely incited the guards to hate the detainees. He alleges being told of mistreatment of prisoners.[10] Yee argues that most of the detainees had little or no intelligence value about Osama bin Laden or al-Qaida's inner circle: