Trident by Michael Aye

Trident by Michael Aye

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Trident by Michael Aye

Recently promoted to Rear Admiral, Rupert Buck's flag flies aloft HMS Trident as his squadron is formed. Captain Sir Gabriel Anthony, England's latest hero, has been chosen as flag captain. What was to have been a routine mission has suddenly been changed by the Foreign Services Office. American privateers have joined with the French to raid British convoys returning from the Indian Ocean. Buck's squadron has to immediately weigh anchor and rush to meet this new threat. A sudden crisis develops and Gabe finds himself thrust into command of the squadron. Follow the ships and men under Rear Admiral Buck's flag as they raid a neutral fort, battle the elements and face a powerful enemy with cannons blazing. Book 6 in Aye's Fighting Anthonys series.
Michael Aye is a retired naval (mustang) officer. Joining the navy at age 17, he turned 19 riding a Tin Can in Vietnam. During twenty-two years of service, Michael held all the enlisted ranks from E-1 to E-9. He also held the ranks of CWO2 through CWO4 and finally retired as a full Lieutenant. Mike has sailed the Med, the North Atlantic, the Caribbean, the Black Sea, and the Western Pacific by way of the Panama Canal. During Mike's twenty-two years in our nation's service, he spent a significant amount of time stationed with the USMC.
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ISBN 13 9781938463129
ISBN 10 1938463129
Titel Trident
Autor Michael Aye
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Boson Books
Erscheinungsjahr 2014-05-08
Seitenanzahl 240
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