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Summary: Good "Fiction" nothing else.
Review: "The story started in "Showdown: USA vs. Militia" continues in this thrilling war novel from the author of "WW III" series."I would hardly call any of Slater's works a "War Novel". His works are pure fiction and nothing less. I have read as much of his WWIII series as I could stand and his "USA vs Milita" series also. It is obvious that he has not done his homework properly as other authors of his type have. His numerous errors not only detract from the story line but also add to a sense of ignorance to the overall storyline. I have read Ian Slater's works in the past and probably will in the future if I cannot find anything else worth reading at the local 1/2 priced book store.
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Summary: The BEST War Book ever written!
Review: Ian Slater pulls you into the action in the greatest war book ever. You take part of both sides. The Militia, a secret army with the power that will try to take over the country. The Federals, armed and ready fighting for the US. You will never want to put this book down wanting to know who will win the next battle. This is the greatest book on war ever written. I didn't find one flaw with this book. I can't wait to buy more books from Slater. If you don't read Battle Front, you will miss the time of your life!
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Summary: another interesting novel
Review: ok there are militias out there and they could probably do soem major damge look at OK City but even if they got together a squadron of f-16 could blow the hell out of them throw in how ever many tanks batalions and special forces we have and even a guy with an rpg and an ak-47 in a pickup truck won't be able to do much but the book is a good book but it really never explains a major reason the militias revolt in the first place. ok a militia member was killed but why would all the militias in america basically comit suicide by challenging the US army
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