Holding Their Own Vii: Phoenix Star
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Military personnel, cabinet officials and presidential advisors regularly traveled back and forth between what had become the functional capital at the remote Maryland camp and the primary government transportation hub.
The Colonel was well known at the base, his recent position as a presidential advisor requiring frequent trips. So prolific were his travels, he wasn’t even questioned at the gate, nor did anyone find his presence at the terminal unusual.
In reality, describing Hangar 2 a...s a terminal was a bit of a misnomer. For years, congressmen, government officials, and military brass had used the facilities at Andrews to fly on a fleet of small executive jets. In reality, a nicely appointed reception area and spotless concrete floor were the extent of the facilities. But the service, professionalism, and capabilities were second to none.
The Air Force also maintained a fleet of VIP transport aircraft, but the Colonel’s read on Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Military personnel, cabinet officials and presidential advisors regularly traveled back and forth between what had become the functional capital at the remote Maryland camp and the primary government transportation hub.
The Colonel was well known at the base, his recent position as a presidential advisor requiring frequent trips. So prolific were his travels, he wasn’t even questioned at the gate, nor did anyone find his presence at the terminal unusual.
In reality, describing Hangar 2 a...s a terminal was a bit of a misnomer. For years, congressmen, government officials, and military brass had used the facilities at Andrews to fly on a fleet of small executive jets. In reality, a nicely appointed reception area and spotless concrete floor were the extent of the facilities. But the service, professionalism, and capabilities were second to none.
The Air Force also maintained a fleet of VIP transport aircraft, but the Colonel’s read on Mr.
What to read after Holding Their Own Vii: Phoenix Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe Nobody to read onlineMoreLess
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