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| About the Book | |
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Serving a twenty-six-year career in the US Coast Guard, you see things start to develop that you know can become volatile. Being “conventional” or routine, everyone conducts “business as usual”. That’s when our enemy’s start being “unconventional”.
In World War II, Germany naval forces brought many nations to their knee’s doing just that. “The Grey Wolf” refers to a submarine. Their destructive power amplified by using it in a very “unconventional way,” attacking “soft targets.” The type XXI Elektroboat was a futuristic weapon created in the 1940’s, and its design was ahead of its time. Some laws and treaties exist today in our nation, which prevents armed US Naval ships from operating in the Great Lakes. A dangerous scenario, leaving only US Coast Guards forces to defend against an attack. It tells the story of a young orphaned girl who rose to command a combat submarine, then initiate the first nuclear strike on power grids and attacks on our internal shipping and water supplies. It also shows the unlimited money and resources a modern-day terror organization can bring to bear against our nation if no one tries to stop them.
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| About the Author | |
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John A. Kearns, USCG Retired John joined the US Coast Guard 11/11/1971 and served for 26 years. He saw service worldwide and all five Great Lakes. His service included US Navy Dive School and Assault Boat Coxswain while assigned to Our US Navy and US Marine Corps Deployments. |