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Reviewed by Jean Brickell for Readers' Favorite
Ron Dahle is a former Green Beret of Vietnam War. He has kept in touch with the buddies of that time in our history. He feels that our country has lost its way and he decides to straighten things out, the way he did in Vietnam. He didn't worry about who got hurt, just wanted to see the job got done. With plenty of cash and buried weapons he and the band of old warriors plan the take out of those he feels need taken out in today's problem areas. The success leads to more plans and more action against those thought to need taken out. With the cash to do it, they buy more and more weapons to do the plans for the new jobs. At the same time they do a credible job of keeping out of the radar of police and Homeland Security.
What do a band of Vietnam vets do when they get together? Well, tell old war stories and drink a bit, but these guys also make plans to eliminate those who they feel do not hold all the American values they do! You will find this book full of adventure and action. The leader, Ron, AKA Deacon, thinks up things for the group to accomplish, things the government either can't do or decides not to, as if they were still in Vietnam. Be prepared to be shocked at what the Deacon makes plans for, all in the name of "Save Lady Liberty".
