A Small Colonial War (Ark Royal book 6)
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He hadn't been a happy man, really, since he’d been given his orders, which were so contradictory they just had to have been drafted by politicians. On one hand, he was to hold Clarke Colony in an iron grip; on the other, he was to make damn sure that his troops committed no atrocities against the British settlers. He had no particular inclination to commit an atrocity, to be fair - it wasn't as if the British were secessionists or jihadists - but keeping them under tight control and ensurin...g there was as limited contact with his troops as possible was impossible. The only way to square the circle had been to keep the colony’s life support systems under control, put the colonists to work and hope the Indian Navy never lost control of the system.
But it had. The tactical briefing he’d been given before the remainder of the fleet scurried off to Vesy had been blunt; the navy had been defeated, the British now held control of the system and they were likely to move on Clarke at any moment. And when they did, he was expected to retain control of the planet despite being cut off from India. No, he was expected to defeat the British. And the hell of it was that he knew it probably wasn't possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hadn't been a happy man, really, since he’d been given his orders, which were so contradictory they just had to have been drafted by politicians. On one hand, he was to hold Clarke Colony in an iron grip; on the other, he was to make damn sure that his troops committed no atrocities against the British settlers. He had no particular inclination to commit an atrocity, to be fair - it wasn't as if the British were secessionists or jihadists - but keeping them under tight control and ensurin...g there was as limited contact with his troops as possible was impossible. The only way to square the circle had been to keep the colony’s life support systems under control, put the colonists to work and hope the Indian Navy never lost control of the system.
But it had. The tactical briefing he’d been given before the remainder of the fleet scurried off to Vesy had been blunt; the navy had been defeated, the British now held control of the system and they were likely to move on Clarke at any moment. And when they did, he was expected to retain control of the planet despite being cut off from India. No, he was expected to defeat the British. And the hell of it was that he knew it probably wasn't possible.
What to read after A Small Colonial War (Ark Royal book 6)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Justin Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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