<p>This is the final volume from the Death from Afar series. This five-book series has helped moved military sniping from the shadows into the mainstream of military thought. We put the capabilities and experience on the table for examination so that commanders can see what they have. The series welcomes you aboard and allows you to view the Corps' Snipers from aspects not elsewhere available. That makes our books different.</p>

Death From Afar Volume V: Marine Corps Sniping

Norman A. Chandler

Roy F. Chandler

Iron Brigade Armory, Publishers

In 1826, Perry County, Pennsylvania had been organized for less than six years. For most, the land was an undeveloped frontier with few prospects beyond subsistence farming. Many residents owned a cabin and a cow. They cleared what they could, raised a hog, and tried to grow enough to keep their families alive. Towns were miniscule in size, and only a few boasted more than a half dozen buildings. The county had few roads. A workman labored dawn to dusk, six days a week, and was often paid in barter--meat, grain, or his keep. Matt Miller believed in the Commonwealth's proposed canals, and he saw the village of Baskinsville, where the canals would meet the junction of the Susquehanna and the Juniata Rivers, as the place to live. Miller came with city money, his chosen workmen, and his son--who liked to fight. Young Matt, the boss's son, was fifteen and the Irish worker's boys discovered that he would not step back. In fact, the Boss's Boy always got his hands up and began swinging. This is his story.

Boss s Boy

Literature & Fiction

Action & Adventure

There are villains to remove, treasure to recover, assassins to detect, mysteries to solve, betrayal to repay, voyages to survive, and heroes to recognize. If the action pauses, it is only to breathe deeply before plunging into more spine twisting adventure. The time is now, and the story roams from Mexico to the wilds of the Idaho Rockies. There are stops in cities as well-both Chicago and Washington DC. None are to see the sights. Pardners will grip the reader-as Roy Chandler books always do. Prepare to lose sleep, and if you are forced away, you will ache to return to all 453 Shoot Em and Bury Em pages of valiant, all-man discovery.

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Death From Afar Volume V: Marine Corps Sniping

Boss s Boy

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