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| Outstanding book By Marty Penny |
Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, there are men and women out on the streets who
have chosen to take on the ne’er-do-wells of society. The incidents related in this book give an insight into the tragedies
and triumphs, the horror and the satisfaction that comes with being a cop in America today. Come along as the author takes
you on a ride through the streets of Chattanooga, Tennessee, and reveals a world that is very rarely seen by the average person.
From dangerous high-speed pursuits to officer-involved shootings and the untimely deaths of fellow officers, being a cop is
not always what it is cracked up to be.
THE
ENEMY WITHIN
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The Enemy Within is written at
a time when the moral standards of this nation are being questioned. Homosexuality has caused pain, bitterness and destruction
to literally thousands of people, both gay and straight. Many people, regardless of sexual orientation, have questions about
homosexuality but do not know where to find the answers. Whether the subject matter of this book is new to you or something
that you live with day in, day out, you’ll find the answers to your questions and the ability to help yourself and others.
W.
H. McDonald's book, "A Spiritual Warrior's Journey", is both
compelling and inspiring. His writing goes far beyond a description of his wartime experience-it probes his innermost feelings
during those experiences and brings meaning and purpose to them all. In a fascinating and very different autobiography, the
author explains how the horrors of war affected and changed him, and they brought insight and awareness into his life. He
shares the magic of these self-discoveries with the reader in a compelling book that can only leave one breathless and anxious
to meet this very special man.
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Silently We Defend is a book written about
Robert Benfer's experiences while serving in Operation Desert Storm in 1991. This book clearly shows what occurred during
their assigned duties in the Intelligence section there. This book is very interesting for all Desert Storm soldiers
and history people.
Twelve
years ago CW2 Tom Haigler was attached to the unit that would spearhead the 7th Corps into Iraq and annihilate the Tawakalna
Division of Saddam’s elite Republican Guard. As a Physician Assistant his mission was to ready not only his medics,
but himself, to care for the more than 200 casualties the ground war promised. 131 Days was created from his daily journal
and gives a first hand account of what the medics in a frontline aid station face. There were many aspects to the war fought
in Iraq. One was witnessed daily on CNN; precision guided missiles, spectacular explosions, the burning skies of Baghdad.
Another; the 100 hour ground war, where not only are we impressed with what modern weaponry can inflict on the human body,
but how much damage the human body can withstand. The last is the battle of the mind; the emotions, the fear, the anger, relief,
the guilt. This is the aspect of the war he describes. 131 Days is an important reminder of what soldiers face on a personal
level when combat is inevitable
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Narc Ops takes the reader inside the world of drug enforcement and the inner workings of the drug culture. The author
explains what is going on in our "War on Drugs." The book explains how the police fight the battle in the covert world of
illicit drug use and distribution. The reader will experience undercover buys, search warrant executions, along with everything
else the police officer experiences when working this particular type of assignment. The author takes the reader from the
"mean" streets to the anesthetic courtrooms and lets you know how to win the battles on both fronts. Experiences are the name
of the game here and these are shared throughout the book, giving you first had knowledge of what is being done to protect
our society from those who wish to prey on us. We often fear what we don't understand and Narc Ops is an attempt to shed a
realistic light on what is going on while the rest of us work, play, and sleep.
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