Men with a Mission

by Gordon George Smith

FBT review:

Looking for an action-packed adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat? Look no further than "Men with a Mission" by Gordon George Smith. This thrilling action adventure novel follows a group of National Servicemen who are handpicked for special training and tasked with exposing corruption and criminal activities during the Vietnam War. As they delve deeper into their mission, they uncover shocking truths about their own allies and find themselves assisting refugees in their fight for justice. With its unique blend of military action, suspense, and ethical dilemmas, "Men with a Mission" is a must-read for fans of indie book titles. Get your copy today and join the unforgettable journey of these courageous men on a mission like no other.

Publisher Description:

With the introduction of Conscription in the 1960s, it was realised that Australia’s defence forces would now have access to a wider pool of talented men, other than those that normally volunteer for service.
Major Jack Roberts was tasked by the defence department to form a small group from the National Servicemen to take on some unique tasks.
He chose three young men that had shown signs of being able to work with anyone from different backgrounds or ethnic groups.
These three men were a Christian, a Jew and a Moslem.
After being whisked away from their regiment, as it sailed for Vietnam, they were taken to an isolated island and underwent their unique training.
When their special training had been completed, they joined the war as intelligence observers.
It did not take them long to discover that some of its allies were not being as ethical as they should be. In fact, some of them were actually involved in criminal activities. Because the Australian Government needed to be sure that no Australians were involved, they immediately directed the group to seek out Corruption, Criminal activity and Human rights violations from all sources (including allied forces).
They developed into a unique force that as well as reporting on corruption, was soon to give assistance to refugees
Their activities come to the attention of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, along with the Human Rights High Commission.