Almost halfway through Targeted: Beirut, Jack Carr’s foray into non-fiction, along with co-writer, James M Scott. A deep dive into Beirut, Lebanon and the 1983 Marine Barracks suicide truck bomb that killed 241 Marines. You’ll get to know many of these Marines personally because the author’s thoroughly researched their correspondence with family at home. So many unheeded warning signs…

While I'm waiting for a few books to become available at my library, I've been reading brain dead books. Caught up on some Harlan Coben I hadn't read and a series by Marc Cameron, the Arliss Cutter books. Honestly, just good time wasters, I have some books at home that I should revisit!

For fun I am catching up on the Reacher series

On the serious side:

1. “Unvanquished”

2. Tom Selleck's book, "You never know"

3. Operation Biting: The 1942 Parachute Assault to Capture Hitler's Radar
by Max Hastings

4. I Have Your Back: How an American Soldier Became an International Hero
by Tom Sileo

5. The Incorruptibles: A True Story of Kingpins, Crime Busters, and the Birth of the American Underworld
by Dan Slater

6. Shadow of Doubt: A Thriller (Scot Harvath Book 23)


7. Semper Fidelis
by Johnnie M. Clark

This is the only book I have not read and saw it on kindle unlimited.

I read most of his works, years and years ago.
They were always a great way to pass the day. I passed around a couple of his books during AT and a NTC rotation.