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    Into the Fire: Death, Sex Slaves, and Drugs in South Vietnam
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    Death in the Dragon’s House Series

    By T. Martin O’Neil

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    The cover of darkness was pulled back by the NODS scopes in their hands. The enemy had no idea what was about to befall them. With the rush of wings of dragons, the sounds of M-14s, M-870 shotguns, M-16's and grenades spoke the finality of death. This gave the human pack mules a taste of what would continue to reign upon them in the House of the Dragon. North and South Vietnam were at war. Indeed, all of Southeast Asia was at war. Due to national commitments, the U.S. military was drawn into the fray. Members of the elite Navy SEALS performed operations from counter-narcotics, counter-human trafficking and even counter piracy. These men placed their lives on the line daily as true humanitarians. Seen through the eyes of attached Naval Intelligence operatives, their stories can now be revealed. These operations, specific missions, even their love stories, are recounted in Into the Fire.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublication Consultants
    Release dateFeb 1, 2017
    Into the Fire: Death, Sex Slaves, and Drugs in South Vietnam

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      Into the Fire: Death, Sex Slaves, and Drugs in South Vietnam
      Into the Fire: Death, Sex Slaves, and Drugs in South Vietnam

      Into the Fire: Death, Sex Slaves, and Drugs in South Vietnam

      T. Martin O’Neil
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      The cover of darkness was pulled back by the NODS scopes in their hands. The enemy had no idea what was about to befall them. With the rush of wings of dragons, the sounds of M-14s, M-870 shotguns, M-16's and grenades spoke the finality of death. This gave the human pack mules a taste of what would continue to reign upon them in the House of the Dragon. North and South Vietnam were at war. Indeed, all of Southeast Asia was at war. Due to national commitments, the U.S. military was drawn into the fray. Members of the elite Navy SEALS performed operations from counter-narcotics, counter-human trafficking and even counter piracy. These men placed their lives on the line daily as true humanitarians. Seen through the eyes of attached Naval Intelligence operatives, their stories can now be revealed. These operations, specific missions, even their love stories, are recounted in Into the Fire.

      The cover of darkness was pulled back by the NODS scopes in their hands. The enemy had no idea what was about to befall them. With the rush of wings of dragons, the sounds of M-14s, M-870 shotguns, M-16's and grenades spoke the finality of death. This gave the human pack mules a taste of what would continue to reign upon them in the House of the Dragon. North and South Vietnam were at war. Indeed, all of Southeast Asia was at war. Due to national commitments, the U.S. military was drawn into the fray. Members of the elite Navy SEALS performed operations from counter-narcotics, counter-human trafficking and even counter piracy. These men placed their lives on the line daily as true humanitarians. Seen through the eyes of attached Naval Intelligence operatives, their stories can now be revealed. These operations, specific missions, even their love stories, are recounted in Into the Fire.

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    T. Martin O’Neil

    T. Martin O'Neil, a former enlisted man and officer, is a thirty-five-year veteran of Naval Intelligence. He draws from a wealth of real-life experiences to introduce a fictional character that did real-life things. The operations he was part of actually happened. His life continues to reflect his commitment of service to his country as he is part of a network of intelligence operatives located around the world that “mine the web” for information that can assist our nation's military and national interests alike. He provides continuity and analysis of these findings. Due to the sensitive nature of these things, he continues to provide information under a covert nom de plume. Marty, to his friends, lives with his wife in Alaska where he loves the outdoor life and often can be found enjoying snow machining, hunting and fishing.

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