Hello Mr. Farmer,

Just wanted to say your book was well worth the wait. I have been hooked on armoured combat ever since reading Team Yankee by Harold Coyle and yours is better than that. I got it and read it in one day - it was that addictive. Hope you plan to write many more books like this one.

Sincerely,

Cameron Blair
Australia

Hey Major,

My name is Mike Boswell, and I just finished your book Tin Soldiers. I can honestly say it is one of The Best books I have read in a long time! Being a vet of Gulf War 1 and now an 11M, your book brought out some emotions and feelings long forgotten; the pain, stress and laughter only known to those who were or are there.

I am eagerly awaiting your next book and will be looking for it every chance I get! Again Major, damn good job. Maybe someday you can come to my part of Texas and visit with my National Guard unit and share some time with some TEAM MECH guys from the Panhandle of Texas.

Thanks and good luck!

Mike Boswell

Michael,

I just finished Tin Soldiers and wanted you to know I found it a terrific read. As a former airborne ranger infantry officer I had some limited exposure to tanks, but your novel really brought out what fighting one was all about. I loved the detail of an armor company in battle that you brought out. The personalities were first rate, both the heroism and the cowardice. The only thing I would have liked to have seen is an after action report on medals granted and more on Doc and his lady love! I will be an avid buyer of your next book!

All the Best!

George Hall

Dear Major Farmer,

My wife bought me a copy of your Tin Soldiers book at our local PX. I am about halfway through it and I am finding it difficult to lay it down to do other things that I must do! Congratulations and best wishes to you, on its success.

I notice it has received high marks from the critics. I certainly agree with that! Even though I am a retired non-combat-arms type, you have written it in a style that makes it easy to follow, regardless of your background. I have never served in an armored unit, but it is interesting to me nonetheless!

I put in twenty-six years (mostly in the Signal field except I switched over to Aviation Maintenance (Avionics) and then served as a Gunner in a CH-47 (in Pleiku, Vietnam as an additional, voluntary duty). They were critically short on qualified gunners when I was there on my first tour in Vietnam! On my second tour I was the First Sergeant of an Avionics Maintenance Company in Tan An. So I saw quite a bit of combat even though I was in a non-combat arms MOS! Anyway, I have had enough experience to appreciate your book and the stories you tell.

Best of luck to you! I'll be watching for your next book!

Keith Cress
Sergeant Major
US Army, Retired

Another tour de armored force by bestselling author Michael Farmer. The Franks Combat System, or “Tommy Gun”, has been designed by the U.S. Army to be twice as light as the Abrams tank it will soon replace, and at the same time more lethal and survivable. But on the eve of the Tommy fielding, the prototypes have been stolen and spirited from the United States, along with the project’s military lead: Major Patrick Dillon. And now President Jonathan Drake has laid down the law…he wants his tanks, and Patrick Dillon, back. And Drake doesn’t care how his military and intelligence agencies accomplish the task.

From Iraq’s Sunni Triangle, to the American Southwest, and into the pine-covered forests of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, WAR DOGS showcases what Farmer knows best - America’s fighting men and women.

BUY WAR DOGS At Amazon.Com

BUY WAR DOGS At Barnes And Noble.Com