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全27件 21～27 2/2ページ
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| A real disappointment from the other Dale Brown books. Story line was full of holes, hackneyed and generally unbelievable. This novel can be skipped. | ||||
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| There was the usual excellent techno military thriller and then some sophomoric attempt at right wing politics. Disappointing overall from an established writer. | ||||
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| If you're going to write a book about Europe from the US, at least go on Google maps and work out where the countries are. Embarrassing. | ||||
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| I stopped reading the book and removed it from my device. Brown took a prick, wanna be bad boy, and let him win over the heroine, and had him backed up by a superior officer that was supposedly interested in having a battle ready unit! I say BS on that! I can see too much of that kind of crap in the DC political news to PAY for it in the form of supposedly novel reading. There won't be anymore Dale Brown books in my future. | ||||
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| Book too technical for any person to read. Needs to be LESS descriptive of readers military planes etc. And also LESS talking about himself as he had to do a 'SELFEI' about himself. Called being conceited! | ||||
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| Brown:,s political views are too obvious and Interfere with the characters and plot. Too much detail of technicalities and instruments. | ||||
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| Chains of Command is very much a book of its time. Clearly when he wrote this book, Dale Brown had some strong opinions. About the US not killing Saddam Hussein during Desert Storm. About Bill and Hillary Clinton, and how involved she was in the government. About the focus of the US military shifting to reserves. About women in combat. About the shape of post-USSR Russia. There is no Patrick McLanahan here. No Brad Elliot. Not even any B-52s. Brown created a whole new cast of characters, though Daren Mace is pretty McLanahan-ish. Russia attacks Moldova, then nukes Ukraine for getting involved. Turkey is Ukraine's new ally, and the US is reluctantly drawn into the battle. I think Dale Brown is trying to support women in combat but his way of doing it just comes across as way too sexist. His criticisms of the White House (and dislike of Hillary) just go too far. There's plenty of flying, some really good insight on what it's like to be in the Reserves, and good action scenes, but the rest of the book really detracts from it. Maybe 2.5 stars. | ||||
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