THE MERCENARY WHO WAS LEGENDARY FOR HIS BRUTALITY
Roger Faulques was badly wounded and taken into captivity by the Viet Minh. Only when their captive was close to the point of death was he returned by his captors to his French compatriots.
Roger Faulques was badly wounded and taken into captivity by the Viet Minh. Only when their captive was close to the point of death was he returned by his captors to his French compatriots.
The action opens in an African shanty town bar frequented by two hardened White mercenaries. As the two quietly enjoy a beer, the bar is visited by several menacing African nationalists demanding funds for their terrorist cause.
‘I think anybody who serves in a foreign military should lose their citizenship immediately. There are a lot of Americans who’ve served in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), they should lose their citizenship.
The mercenary was under no illusions. Instinctively, he sensed that on this occasion, he was on his own. McLeod was confronted by a street fighter who would not only murder but would take psychopathic pleasure in mutilating his intended victim. Keeping his distance, the city’s visitor watched warily the fistful of broken glass glinting in the club’s reflecting orb lights.
SINISTER SHADOW MILITARY BIGGER THAN MOST NATIONAL ARMIES: British mercenaries now run America’s front lines. G4S’s mercenaries are everywhere – from the halls of American power to the darkest and most sinister corners of detention centers
Drawn into the Congo Crisis and Biafra War of Independence, the Sudan, South Africa and Rhodesia Bush Wars, the soldiers-of-fortune numbered in their ranks legends as Colonel Mike Hoare, ‘Black Jack’ Schramme, veteran Colonel Bob Denard, and Major Siegfried Müller.
Putin also mentioned that Ukrainian soldiers taken prisoners in the Kursk region will be regarded as terrorists. Under article 205 of the Criminal Code, perpetrating a terrorist act is punishable by lengthy jail sentences, from 12-20 years to life.
During his service with the Wehrmacht Müller had fought in the Polish and French campaigns. Siegfried Müller also experienced life and many near-death experiences on the Eastern Front. Things didn’t get much better in the Western campaigns during which Kongo-Müller was seriously wounded.
Scattered along the poorly maintained road serving the longest maritime docking system in Britain were many ships that passed in the night. Travellers came; some stayed a while and suddenly vanished never to be seen again. During the 1970s Liverpool’s waterfront was a watering hole for the footloose. Among them, many men don’t make friends, rootless wanderers looking for meaning in their lives.
‘Michael Walsh never disappoints, and this exciting page-turning killer thriller was no exception. I didn’t have to get into it at all. I succumbed at the first page and surrendered myself to reading the novel until its finish.’
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