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The Pentomic Era: The U.S. Army Between Korea and Vietnam

ebooks The Pentomic Era: The U.S. Army Between Korea and Vietnam by A.J. Bacevich in History

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LUST FOR INCA GOLD is a masterful blend of history; biography; legend and storytelling; providing a definitive account of the Llanganati Treasure Story. The narrative is related through firsthand accounts of the Spanish Conquistadores and famous explorers of the region; Richard Spruce; Captain Blacke; Jordan Stabler; Colonel Brooks; Captain Loch; Commander Dyott; Luciano Andrade; Rolf Blomberg and Eugene Brunner. New evidence is disclosed and misinformation; misdirection; myths and theories are corrected or dispelled. Exclusive facts; details and maps from world renowned treasure expert Brunner are liberally dispersed throughout this you-are-there narrative! Through historical documents and firsthand accounts relive history traveling with the conquistadores and latter day expeditions in search of Atahualpa's treasure. Share in the discoveries of the intrepid explorers of the region who have gone before you. Attain a visual image of the conditions; hardships; deprivations; successes and failures these men faced on their expeditions into the Llanganatis. Numerous original documents; maps and illustrations from Spruce; Blacke; Stabler; Brooks; Loch; Dyott and Brunner will provide a means to trace expedition routes as you travel with the explorers into the unknown. Witness the insatiable quest for knowledge and the thrill of discovering the unknown that drove the personal quests of these men; or in some cases . . . their lust for Inca gold! Going well beyond historical background and what has been written previously; this invaluable resource fills an information gap; relating new or little-known information and portions of the story that have never been told; while clarifying what has been! A very interesting; intriguing story; which also exposes the military and political conditions and events in Ecuador during the country’s transition from military to civilian rule; including the government’s role in the attempted recovery of 750 tons of Inca gold! Since releasing LUST FOR INCA GOLD new information has come to light clarifying aspects of the story and answering some of the questions raised within the book’s first edition. Numerous sources with personal connections to the story have helped fill in some of its gaps and exposed intriguing new twists; providing over a hundred pages of exciting new material! New events and characters are introduced concerning a central character's personal life; his European past in Nazi Germany and espionage activities in Ecuador during World War II; post war and into the Cold War; providing a unique insight into events; the man and his paranoias'! This genre busting tale has something for everyone . . . nonfiction; history (Spanish; British; Ecuadorian; and American); botany; biography; autobiography; memoirs; politics; military; murder; mystery; espionage; adventure; exploration; discovery; travel; romance; folklore and treasure lore! Discover how a Nazi war criminal; an armed leftist guerrilla group and its leader; Generals; Ministers; Presidents and others all meld into a narrative about Inca gold! Sit back; get comfortable; and let your adventure begin . . . allow LUST FOR INCA GOLD to be your personal expedition into the mysterious Mountains of Llanganati to discover a certain "hidden cave" and “lake made by hand!” “FANTASTIC!I started reading yesterday afternoon and before I knew it; it was 3 AM! The type and illustration adjustments along with the new look is more usable; very professional. Your masterful touch of blending all of the new information together in the second edition expands the scope and depth of the story and reveals mind blowing information that no one would have ever expected. People who thought they knew this story inside and out will be shocked to learn the truth of what really happened. I’m thankful we were able to live to tell the story . . . we both could have ended up in unmarked shallow graves somewhere in the jungle!” . . . Review excerpt from the “handler.”


#1003344 in Books 2012-07-18Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.00 x .49 x 6.00l; .65 #File Name: 1478267267214 pages


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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A sobering look at a insane concept.By buskermanGave it 5 stars because the author explained and gave the reasonand flaws of the Pentomic concept.I bought the book to see if it confirmed what I suspected as perceived flawsand stupid strategy while I served in the Pentomic era.( It Did).Communications were slow between units everything went to the topback down then back up then back down to the original sender.No direct communications with units you supported or supported you.Thinking we would be the only ones using atomic weapons ( If we launched firstthe Russians planned on using up to 2400 war heads in the first few days of the war; 75% were to be used in West Germany)Also believing our ADM.s (Atomic Demolition Mission) would deterthe bad guys with radiation . When in the same breathMustard Gas was no longer an agent of the U.S. arsenalbecause the Russians never picked up their wounded they just kept on coming.But for some reason the Russians would stop and wait for the radiation to clearbefore entering a blast zone.When We changed over to the ROAD concept we could communicatewith our supporting units directly .Our combat group was reduced 40% but still had the same mission.Book shows just how insane the Pentomic concept wasIf it does anything it shows we do not need another cold war with therattling of atomic sabers.

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