James H. Scott

Karen J. Franczyk

Karen J. Wenrich

Steven M. Colman

Anne F. Choquette

Bradley S. Van Gosen

George H. Billingsley

Fred F. Hawkins

Richard A. Balcer

Joseph F. Mascarenas

George M. Bedinger

Betsi Burmaster

The Potential of Breccia Pipes in the Mohawk Canyon Area, Hualapai Indian Reservation, Arizona

Geological Survey (U.S.)

Charles D. Masters

By Charles D. Masters, H. Douglas Klemme, and Anny B. Coury

Assessment of Undiscovered Conventionally Recoverable Petroleum Resources of the Arabian-Iranian Basin

Everyone has heard of the SAS and are probably aware that all major countries have their own highly trained Special Forces. Normally working in opposition to each other, these units have a common bond that transcends all national boundaries. That bond is born of the PRIDE the members have in their skills and the RESPECT they feel for each other. While remaining fiercely loyal to their own country, they have established an 'unofficial fraternity' that gives international cooperation whereby they help each other when in need. It is this cooperation that Ben Carson - ex SAS, calls on when he sets out on a trail of revenge following the drug related killing of his god daughter. Ex-Special Forces members across Europe and in the Americas team up with him to form a small group of 'specialist' volunteers. With their help, he lays his plans to wreak a bloody revenge and the destruction of the Colombian Cartel responsible for the import of drugs to the UK. Dodging cartel hit men, he crosses Europe and reaches North America where he comes under the eagle eye of the CIA. Finally moving into Panama and Colombia, the action moves swiftly onwards, with helicopters and ground forces working together to achieve that aim. Written by a security specialist, it is autobiographical in that it concerns the skills, weapons and contacts of the security trade.

Code Name Snowbird

James H. Scott

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