Rouge Warrior Geen Team

by Richard; Weisman John Marcinko

Hardcover

Published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[HKR]

I found the narrative exposition a struggle for the first 200 pages. There's a lot of talking directly to the reader and referring to abbreviations and previous book(s). Most of the interesting things happen in about 30 -50 pages and this is about two or three chapters too long. While some of this is obviously prophetically realistic it's a bit lacking in too many scenarios that while semi realistic are a bit of a stretch as a whole that they'd happen and one guy and his diminishing in numbers team/contacts/resources are going to solve/resolve that. I guess you have a bit of an ego to start your own SEAL team though eh? I actually find biological weapons hard to fathom because there are better ways to do things all the time. The nuclear things are interesting and the skydiving. Those are things you don't think about or do so that add something that just talking about very specific guns or ammo doesn't add to the story. I think if you have an interest in Navy Seals in general there are probably better sources that are more current but maybe avoid primary source material written by SEALs because they don't teach them writing.