Review: Hasn't been there, hasn't done that, bought the tee shirt on-line
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2012
I started Seal Team Bravo: Black Ops with high hopes. They didn't last long. The book starts with a regurgitation of "Act of Valor"s first mission. Our heroes are extracted by Blackhawks instead of boats and we're told that the Blackhawks were flown into the area aboard C-130s. There is no way that a C-130 can accommodate an H-60. That byplay was completely un-necessary since the extraction flies onto the Ronald Reagan, where they could have as easily flow _in_ from. Then in the aftermath of his wife's murder, our hero "cocks" his Glock preparatory to eating his gun,  changes his mind and "safes" the Glock, neither of which operations are possible with one of Gaston Glock's creations. After being on a bender for long enough to look like a bum, completely out of training, his team-mates tell him that an urgent mission can't go off without him... I couldn't get any further.Meyer writes baaadly. He goes into infodump mode, forgets what he just dumped and dumps the same material a few paragraphs later.This is a book to be hurled with great force.