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Markus Gram leads a four man team comprised of ex-SWAT and special forces operators on a routine escort mission from the Baghdad International Airport to the Green Zone for Gray Talon Group, a private military contracting firm operating in support of the Coalition mission in Iraq. During their return trip, insurgents posing as Coalition soldiers attack their convoy and take their principal, Jennifer Feng hostage. Grams team is forced to make a decision. Follow the rules and wait, hoping nothing happens to their lost package, or go "off the reservation" and perform an illegal prisoner rescue. During their rescue mission, a shadowy figure emerges. His name is Nathanial Meer. Call sign Meercat, this ex-Navy SEAL and Gray Talon Group operator has been tasked by a secret intelligence gathering arm, known only to a few members of Gray Talon Group itself. They are known only as the Maintenance and Operational Protocol Division or MOP for short. Meer has been assigned to track, identify and destroy a terror plot to kill hundreds of Coalition troops using advanced and nearly undetectable munitions and Jennifer Feng is a key element to his plans. Gram and his Talon Team's illegal rescue triggers a show down between Meer, Gram, and the terror cell operating in Iraq. Meer, Gram and his team are pushed together by circumstance and form a new MOP unit with one goal. Take the fight to the enemy and win, at all costs.Gray Talon Group is a time-relevant fiction novel set in Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Japan, China and the United States that exposes not only the flaws in the use of private military contractors in the Global War on Terror but also reveals the usefulness of such entities and humanizes the operators, many of whom are from the ranks of the nations most elite military special forces and police agencies.

Markus Gram leads a four man team comprised of ex-SWAT and special forces operators on a routine escort mission from the Baghdad International Airport to the Green Zone for Gray Talon Group, a private military contracting firm operating in support of the Coalition mission in Iraq. During their return trip, insurgents posing as Coalition soldiers attack their convoy and take their principal, Jennifer Feng hostage. Grams team is forced to make a decision. Follow the rules and wait, hoping nothing happens to their lost package, or go "off the reservation" and perform an illegal prisoner rescue. During their rescue mission, a shadowy figure emerges. His name is Nathanial Meer. Call sign Meercat, this ex-Navy SEAL and Gray Talon Group operator has been tasked by a secret intelligence gathering arm, known only to a few members of Gray Talon Group itself. They are known only as the Maintenance and Operational Protocol Division or MOP for short. Meer has been assigned to track, identify and destroy a terror plot to kill hundreds of Coalition troops using advanced and nearly undetectable munitions and Jennifer Feng is a key element to his plans. Gram and his Talon Team's illegal rescue triggers a show down between Meer, Gram, and the terror cell operating in Iraq. Meer, Gram and his team are pushed together by circumstance and form a new MOP unit with one goal. Take the fight to the enemy and win, at all costs.Gray Talon Group is a time-relevant fiction novel set in Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Japan, China and the United States that exposes not only the flaws in the use of private military contractors in the Global War on Terror but also reveals the usefulness of such entities and humanizes the operators, many of whom are from the ranks of the nations most elite military special forces and police agencies.

Wenger Mens Commando Race Watch. Wenger Mens Commando Patagonian Expedition Race Watch This stylish addition to the Patagonian Expedition Race collection is ready to take on the world right by your side. It features a tachymeter, luminous components, as well as three subdials to keep time and a date display. Case: PVD coated stainless steel Caseback: Stainless steel screwdown Bezel: Locking circular slide rule on internal bezel Dial: Black Hands: White, luminous Markers: Luminous white hash marks Subdials: Second hand, 12 hour and 30 minute timer Calendar: Date display at 4:00 Tachymeter Strap: Rubber Clasp: Tang buckle Crystal: Mineral Crown: Push/pull Movement: Swiss quartz Water resistance: 10 ATM/100 meters/330 feet Case measurements: 42 mm wide x 42 mm long x 11 mm high Strap measurements: 20 mm wide x 8.5 inches long Model: 70890 Warranty: three year manufacturer

Featuring a bold black-and-white color scheme, the Men's Commando Chrono Watch combines sporty style with a myriad of great features. It also bears a pedigree: Swiss company Wenger was one of the original manufacturers of the Swiss army knife in 1908. Three chronograph subdials populate the black dial, along with a date window at the four o'clock position. Encircling the dial, the black bezel doubles as a tachymeter. The watch is tough enough for all your outdoor adventures (though still stylish enough for everyday wear) with a stainless steel case, a hardy mineral crystal, and water resistance to 330 feet (100 meters).

Quartz Chronograph Stainless steel case 42mm Water resistant 100M PVD case finish Screwedon caseback Crystal mineral Black dial Indexes 6 hand quartz Rubber strap black Date display Stopwatch function Luminious hands Unidirectional bezel Countdown timer green hands and numbers

Featuring a bold black and green color scheme, the Men's Raid Commando Chrono Watch combines sporty style with a myriad of great features. It also bears a pedigree: Swiss company Wenger was one of the original manufacturers of the Swiss army knife in 1908. Three green chronograph subdials populate the black dial, along with a date window, and luminous green indices. Encircling the dial, the black inner bezel doubles as a tachymeter. With its shatterproof crystal, the watch is tough enough for all your outdoor adventures, though still stylish enough to wear inside. It also boasts a stainless steel case coated with PVD, a hardy mineral crystal, and water resistance to 330 feet (100 meters).