Act of War
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Les Johnson asked as he watched the buzz of activity through his binoculars.
About three square miles of the valley had been fenced like a large tic-tac-toe board with something going on in every square. In one, men were learning how to operate old tractors. In another, men on horseback were being shown how to herd cattle. There were pens with pigs, pastures with sheep, llamas, goats, and more cows, along with field after field planted with all kinds of crops.
A water wheel built along the strea...m powered a gristmill of some sort. Red-and-white-bladed windmills pumped water into troughs for the animals. American cars and trucks from the seventies and early eighties traveled along dusty roads, transporting hundreds of people and assorted supplies. If this wasn’t the DPRK, it could have easily been a scene right out of the American heartland. Even the clothes looked American.
“I’m getting it,” replied Jimi Fordyce as he took picture after picture.
“What the hell are they up to?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Les Johnson asked as he watched the buzz of activity through his binoculars.
About three square miles of the valley had been fenced like a large tic-tac-toe board with something going on in every square. In one, men were learning how to operate old tractors. In another, men on horseback were being shown how to herd cattle. There were pens with pigs, pastures with sheep, llamas, goats, and more cows, along with field after field planted with all kinds of crops.
A water wheel built along the strea...m powered a gristmill of some sort. Red-and-white-bladed windmills pumped water into troughs for the animals. American cars and trucks from the seventies and early eighties traveled along dusty roads, transporting hundreds of people and assorted supplies. If this wasn’t the DPRK, it could have easily been a scene right out of the American heartland. Even the clothes looked American.
“I’m getting it,” replied Jimi Fordyce as he took picture after picture.
“What the hell are they up to?”
What to read after Act of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brad Thor to read onlineMoreLess
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