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by Jack D. Dyer (Author)
It's 1969 in Washington, DC. After managing the first few years of more mundane service in the US Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI), special agent Jake Douglas is chosen for a vital operation. He's one of the select few in the OSI's technical services division. Their mission is to assist with special techniques in agency investigations and perform technical surveillance countermeasures. His mission is to surreptitiously record conversations between an IRS source and its former employer, who had made millions of dollars during the Vietnam War through corruption and the black market. Jake lands on the island of Guam to carry this out entirely on his own, with watchful but distant supervision. Jake makes all of the necessary arrangements for equipment, locations, and sources, but it's the things he couldn't possibly plan for that worry him.
Will Jake complete his mission and prove that he's one of the OSI's elite assets? Or will the surprises Guam has in store be more than he can handle?
Retired US Air Force master sergeant and special agent Jack D. Dyer brings his personal military experience to life in this story of a young man proving his worth and protecting his country.
Author Biography
Former special agent Jack D. Dyer spent nine years as a radio repairman and eleven years as a technical agent in the US Air Force Office of Special Investigations. He retired as a master sergeant, and then worked fifteen years in the aerospace industry's special security arena in Southern California. During that time, he started his own security consulting company.
Dyer and his wife of fifty-one years now make their home near Bozeman, Montana. They have three grown children, five grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
