Commandant (The United Federation Marine Corps) (Volume 8)
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (856 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692608397 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 260 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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Commandant(The UFMC) by Jonathan P. Brazen Anthony W. Fisher This book was a very fitting end to a great Series. This series captured all that is within serving a cause with a Band of Brothers. It is hard to put into words, but, I served in Vietnam. In a war that was not popular in this Country. However, what was always most important to me was the men that I served with, and the bond that we had. This series has captured that feeling for me, along with other feelings that only a soldier in the Combat Arms could understand. Thank You Colonel Brazee.. mnord said Frigging awesome!. Initially I didn't like the story, Ryck a politician? The high point, at least for me came later in the book. I retread the ending twice. I strongly suggest that you read the entire series. As a Marine I could relate to the series, especially up to Major, after that it was more difficult to relate to the "lofty" ranks.Read the series, read the book, you will not be disappointed.Semper Fi. Semperfi Kindle Customer I have enjoyed this series. Every one . I like the characters, the antagonist. The world's involved. And the ending very fitting. Thank you Jonathan. I was Navy, my son a Marine. God Bless our troops!
Naval Academy (Class of 1979), and I have attended graduate school at U. I write because I love it. S. International University and the University of California, San Diego, earning a masters and doctorate. I am a retired Marine colonel now living and working in Thailand. I published my first work back in 1978, a so-so short story titled "Secession." Since then, I have been published in ne
During his career, he has been given some missions that he privately questions, but as the ancient Tennyson quote goes, “Theirs not to reason why, theirs but to do and die.” He has sworn an oath to obey, and he always upholds that oath to the best of his abilities. In the process, he has become the most decorated Marine in its history. This is the conclusion to Ryck Lysander’s saga as a United Federation Marine. Sworn oath or not, Ryck is faced with a situation that so horrifies him that he cannot accept it. Can he just stand by and let it proceed, or will he become an oathbreaker and put not only his life, but more importantly, that of his family, his fellow Marines and sailors, and the citizens of the Federation in peril?. Major General Lysander has spent 38 years of his life dedicated to the Corps and sworn to perform the duties assigned to him by the Federation