Dear Sir,
I picked up Iron Tigers and I could not put it down, then I found out you wrote a book prior to this one, guess I'll read backwards. Thank you so much for putting in 19 D's. I was a Cav Scout in the first Gulf War attached to XVIII Airborne, folks seem to forget about us when they write a book. Keep up the great work!

Scouts Out,
Sgt. Randall Vallee.
New Mexico.

Mike:
Just finished and had to drop you a line.....MORE, MORE. Hope you’re writing a new novel. Can't wait.

David Norris

As a former tanker from WWII (Canadian armoured forces) I greatly appreciate your books. I am now reading "Iron Tigers". Sincerely hope you will continue to write these novels as they bring back a lot of memories, albeit an entirely different war. Good luck in your career.

N. Holbrook

As a former Airborne Infantryman, I usually stick to books about ground-pounders, but your books have given me a new appreciation for armor. Thank you for such wonderful writing and please continue to do so.

Stay safe and God bless you for serving your country.

Chris Bailey

MAJ Farmer:
I am currently reading your book "Iron Tigers" and wanted to let you know how much I am enjoying it. I purchased your book at a Wal-Mart in La Junta, Colorado on the way home from annual training at Pinon Canyon, Colorado. I especially appreciate your true-to-life army accounts. Normally authors don't understand how the Army really works. I feel though your technical editors have let you down because on page 138, you wrote about two Infantry soldiers diving into their hasty fighting positions after a Russian air defense system fired at an American UH-60 Black Hawk overhead. I wanted to let you know that the M240 that you describe these two infantry soldiers using is not a Squad Automatic Weapon. The M249 is actually the Squad Automatic Weapon which shoots 5.56mm ammunition and not 7.62mm ammunition (*** note from author, never let it be said that I edit my reader’s mail, no matter how much of a dumbass I appear in not doing so…Farmer ***). I very much enjoy reading about the Cavalry as I was a platoon leader for a 19D scout platoon in a Calvary troop. Currently I am waiting for the call to head to either Iraq or Afghanistan. Thank you for such a good read. I am headed out to buy "Tin Soldiers" as soon as I can.

"Love of Country, Sir!"

Thad Conwell
2LT, IN
Oregon Army National Guard

Hi Michael,
My name is Neil Farmer and I am a staff sergeant in the Australian Army currently, posted to the 6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment (Infantry). I have just finished reading your book and have to say it is one of the best combat novels that I have read. I am a big fan of Harold Coyle, Tom Clancy, and Joe Buff to name but a few. When is your next book due for release? Once again, an excellent book. Keep up the good work.

Regards,
SSGT N.A. FARMER

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