a carrier at war

[ozzieozz]

i read this book from Richard F. Miller. I don't think people should read this book if you are interested in war. It's a lot of talk about nothing. He talks to people aboard a aircraft carrier on route to take part in operation Iraqi Freedom. I like to read about actions in conflicts and this is not a book about military operations. The writer talks to everybody on board this ship but nothing is about the war itself. It's about expactations about the coming conflict. Nothing is said about things after the war has started. That would be rmore interesting for me to know about.

[booker]

Some friendly advice (the last you will most likely have for a while): read the stickies and follow the directions.

[Ambush Master]

Originally Posted by booker

Some friendly advice (the last you will most likely have for a while): read the stickies and follow the directions.

Hey ozzie!!!!
#1, Fill out your Profile!!
#2 Make an intro post here: http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=180905#post180905
#3 Read ALL of the Stickies at the top of the threads that you SEE!!!

Till then refrain from posting or you will be tagged as FTFSI!!!

Have a very SF DAY!!!
Martin

[Spartan359]

Originally Posted by ozzieozz

i read this book from Richard F. Miller. I don't think people should read this book if you are interested in war. It's a lot of talk about nothing. He talks to people aboard a aircraft carrier on route to take part in operation Iraqi Freedom. I like to read about actions in conflicts and this is not a book about military operations. The writer talks to everybody on board this ship but nothing is about the war itself. It's about expactations about the coming conflict. Nothing is said about things after the war has started. That would be rmore interesting for me to know about.

Ozzieozz have you ever served on board a carrier? Do you know anything about carrier operations? You sound shocked that the mighty Iraqi navy didn't come out and play.

John
~Former Kitty Hawk sailor