The Fort Bragg Cartel: Drug Trafficking
143- Genre: Nonfiction thriller investigating drug trafficking and unsolved murders at Fort Bragg.
- Main Focus: Explores the intersection of elite military operations and criminal activities among special forces soldiers.
- Key Incidents: Centers on the 2020 discovery of two murdered soldiers, including a member of Delta Force and a Special Forces quartermaster.
- Author Background: Written by Seth Harp, an Iraq war veteran and investigative journalist.
- Research Basis: Utilizes declassified documents, trial transcripts, police records, and numerous interviews for a comprehensive narrative.
- Themes: Highlights issues of drug addiction, military corruption, and the impact of ongoing warfare on soldiers.
- Critical Acclaim: Described as a “page-turning investigation” by notable figures and publications.
Under His Wings: Faith Protecting Troops
0- Title: “Under His Wings: How Faith on the Front Lines Has Protected American Troops” by Emily Compagno
- Celebrates the role of faith in the lives of U.S. military servicemembers from World War I to present
- Features first-person accounts highlighting the courage, camaraderie, and sacrifices of American heroes
- Combines personal experiences with stories from generations of servicemen, including Compagno’s visits to troops in Iraq and Kuwait
- Includes captivating stories of celebrity visits to the frontlines and heartfelt letters between soldiers and their families
- Published by Harper Influence on November 26, 2024, with a total of 272 pages
- Aims to uplift and inspire readers, serving as an homage to prayer and a tribute to American troops
- Part of a series following “Modern Warriors,” “Faith Still Moves Mountains,” and “All American Christmas
Behind the Betrayal of Our Warriors
0- Instant #1 New York Times Bestseller
- Written by Pete Hegseth, a veteran who highlights the shift in military focus from competency to cultural issues
- Critiques the current state of the military and its departure from traditional values of lethality and meritocracy
- Explores societal dysfunction and the neglect of warriors who take risks for freedom
- Emphasizes the urgency of reclaiming the military to maintain national security and readiness
- Combines personal war experiences with commentary on military leadership challenges
- Advocates for action to support and save military personnel for future conflicts
- Published by Broadside Books, with a hardcover edition of 256 pages releasing on June 4, 2024
Army Times
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- Annual subscription available for $27.95
- Monthly frequency of publication
- Focuses on professional development, education strategy, and military topics
- Provides news for soldiers both at home and deployed globally
- Option to subscribe, renew, or give a gift subscription
- Gift cards available for print or email delivery
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Military Trader Magazine
0Original price was: $71.40.$29.98Current price is: $29.98.- Limited time offer for Military Trader Magazine subscription at just $2.50 per issue
- Save 58% off the cover price; annual subscription costs $29.98
- Subscription frequency is monthly with a cover price of $71.40
- Option to subscribe, renew, or give a gift subscription available
- Promotional pricing applies only to new and gift orders; renewals at regular price of $49.98
- Focused on collecting, preserving, restoring, studying, and displaying historic military artifacts
- Each issue includes articles on military artifacts and the soldiers associated with them
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Targeted: Beirut Bombing and War on Terror
0- The first installment in a nonfiction series by Jack Carr and James M. Scott, focusing on significant terrorist attacks
- Examines the 1983 Marine barracks bombing in Beirut, which resulted in the highest single-day loss of Marine Corps life since Iwo Jima
- The bombing killed 241 servicemen and has had a lasting impact on U.S. foreign policy and the Marine Corps
- Utilizes comprehensive interviews with survivors, military records, personal letters, diaries, and photographs for an in-depth account
- Offers an authoritative narrative of the events surrounding the bombing and its implications
- Written by a #1 New York Times bestselling author and a Pulitzer Prize finalist
- Available in Audible Audio Edition, enhancing accessibility for listeners
