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Operation Wappen

A War That Never Was
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This is a short story spanning two years from 1956 to 1958. It includes the author's Marine Corps service as a Second Lieutenant artillery forward observer attached to Third Battalion Sixth Marine Regiment led by Colonel Austin C. "Shifty" Shofner (one of only nine men ever to escape a Japanese prisoner of war camp). It describes the maturation of Phase III warfare-the landing by helicopter of an intact infantry battalion ready to fight behind enemy lines (Operation Deep Water) and the beginnings of Phase IV warfare with the return of knights to the battlefield (Yasser Arafat/eventually Osama bin Landen) and an MI6/CIA joint clandestine, frustrated effort to overthrow the Syrian government (Operation Wappen).

Author Biography:

ROBERT MADDOCK has a love of history. He graduated from St George's School, Middle Town, Rhode Island '52, and Stanford University with a BA, '56. He is a Captain USMCR with active service and reserve duty ('56-'65) part of which was in the Middle East. He graduated from the University of Virginia with an MD '62. He, did 5 years post graduate training at University of Utah College of Medicine and University Hospitals of Cleveland, was full time faculty 3 years and eventually Adjunct Professor of Medicine (U of Utah) and Fellow in the American College of Physicians. His wife, Raija Pönkänen RN, FNP, is illustrator. Combined they have reared 9 children.
Release date Australia
July 12th, 2019
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
88
Dimensions
216x216x10
ISBN-13
9781648036705
Product ID
35093649

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