Location: United States
Member Since: July 10, 2011
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Lynn Hallbrooks


Biography

David McKoy is a former Navy Petty Officer who has over 30 years of combined experience in Military and Private Security. Because of his private security obligations, David prefers to stay out of the limelight. Lynn Hallbrooks is the PR person for the team.

Lynn Hallbrooks is a former Air Force Sergeant who has over 30 years of combined experience in Military and Civilian Health Information. Currently PR person for Call Sign Wrecking Crew LLC as well a multiple other assigned duties.

Where to find Lynn Hallbrooks online

Website: http://www.callsignwreckingcrew.com
Twitter: CSWCLynn
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/lynn-hallbrooks/34/79/392
Blog: http://callsignwreckingcrew.blogspot.com

Where to buy in print

http://www.amazon.com/Call-Sign-Wrecking-Storm-Warning/dp/0982792352/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1309399051&sr=1-1

Books

Call Sign: Wrecking Crew (Storm Warning)    by Lynn Hallbrooks
Price: $1.99 USD. 192890 words. Published on September 21, 2011. Fiction.
(5.00 from 3 reviews)
Adventures of CIA Special Operations Team, Call Sign: Wrecking Crew. All members of the team are former military special operations from the different branches of the armed services. They all joined forces shortly after 11 September 2001.

Lynn Hallbrooks’s tag cloud

cia    constitution    founding fathers    military action    military adventure    military war    war and politics   

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Smashwords book reviews by Lynn Hallbrooks

  • The Santa Shop on Nov. 07, 2011
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    Tim Greaton's book, The Santa Shop, was given to me by a really good friend. It is one of those books that has a mix of emotions. The reader is given an inside look at the main character's inner most thoughts. As the story unfolds, I kept wondering what is the connection between the first and subsequent chapters. It isn't until the very end that all the pieces fall together. I personally love the book and I hope that others will love it as well.
  • Discontents on Jan. 10, 2012
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    Overall, I think that Discontents by James Wallace Birch is a truly intriguing book. It has plenty of twists and turns in it to keep you pondering on what is really happening...or is this really happening? The pace is good...more like a roller coaster...slowly you get to the top and then you find all the twist, turns and loop-the-loops. The book is mainly first person and has a good balance between dialogue and inner thoughts. The main character's perceptions of the world around him is an essential key to the story line. I hope that you enjoy reading it as much as I did. Many thanks to the person who shared this book with me.
  • Recall! Return of the IRR on March 07, 2012
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    I should say two things up front: First, this book in general is for people who have a military background. Also possibly for family members of people who are/were in the military. Secondly, a mature audience rating is recommended. As for the book itself, it is autobiographical. It sheds light on the author and his background. I never read Doug DePew's first book, SAT & BAF! Memories of a Tower Rat, but I feel sure that I will at some point in the near future. Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed Recall! Return of the IRR. I could plainly visualize the events as they were unfolding. I'm former U.S. Air Force so it wasn't difficult to do. In addition, I was a dependent spouse to an U.S. Army Reservists who participated in Operation Desert Storm. So the book took on a more personal feel as it progressed. There are humorous parts of the book as well, I was reminded of the movie 'Stripes' in some parts but you'll have to read the book to understand why.