Wild Fire
Author: Nelson DeMille
A group of Vietnam vets who still keep in touch – the Custer Hill Club. They are prepared to attack foreign countries if America is attacked & their current rule is that if an Islamic country attacks America, then all Islamic countries will be nuked – thus deterring Korea, China or other countries having similar ideas against the US…..Read More
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