Warning Order Review

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(More customer reviews)Author Jamie Fredric delivers an outstanding and thrilling adventure novel.
This author has a unique ability to weave such suspense through the chapters that it becomes an obsession. You will want to know what happens next. The author also cleverly weaves the book title into the story line in such a way it reminded me of Holden Caulfield in Catcher in the Rye and the way that book title was woven into the story. It is refreshing to find solid writing talent.
This is a famous author waiting to happen.
The book is very well done. Buy it, read it, share it. The readers who follow this author early will have been there when...
This novel is a solid five star read.

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Not one to stay within the boundaries of an NIS warning order, Navy SEAL Captain Grant Stevens usually follows his gut instincts. This mission will be no different as he attempts to terminate a plot by East Germans to annihilate Russia's heads of government. Teaming up with Joe Adler and, his long-time friend, KGB Officer Grigori Moshenko, the three will confront murderers and kidnappers from behind the Iron Curtain, as they try to diffuse the deadly plot before the world is thrown into turmoil.

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KGB Alpha Team Training Manual: How The Soviets Trained For Personal Combat, Assassination, And Subversion Review

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(More customer reviews)This book is the translation of a Russian text dating back to 1945, the hayday the Soviet Union. The chapters covering the history of the Spetznaz, past and present, is very interesting, especially the parts detailing the different branches of Special Action teams and how they relate, but the technical portion of the manual tends to be vague and too general to be of use unless you're already a student of Samooborona bez Oruzhia (commonly known by the Russian acronym "Sambo" and translated as "self defense without weapons"). Don't buy this manual if you're looking to study Soviet hand to hand combat. If that's what you're after, go to www.russianmartialart.com or www.amerross.com.
The author/translator, Jim Shortt, retained many of the terms common in the Soviet Union, which may seem odd to Americans (I wouldn't even try to explain "moral-political" to your average American, as I have a hard time grasping it!).
There is also a section on physical fitness and recovery which is interesting, and probably as relavent today as it was in 1945.
This is not a bad book, and I do recommend it, but only if kept in perspective.

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A rare glimpse into how Soviet Spetsnaz and KGB units protected and defended their country from perceived enemies - inside and outside its borders. Includes special sections for Alpha Teams on assassination, sabotage and kidnapping.

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