Ghost Recon. David Knight

      

      Ghost Recon

      Marine One

      David Knight

      Copyright © 2020 David Knight

      All rights reserved

      First Edition

      Fulton Books, Inc.

      Meadville, PA

      Published by Fulton Books 2020

      ISBN 978-1-64654-191-1 (paperback)

      ISBN 978-1-64654-284-0 (digital)

      Printed in the United States of America

      Table of Contents

       Black Hole Crisis

       Creeper

       Force One Marine

       Hunters

       Combat Retrieval Unit 5

       Recovered

       Grandfather Force

       MI-45 Council

       Ghost Recon Base One

       Washington, DC

       San Diego Station

       The Calling

       Ghost Caller

       Congressional Debrief

       Acadia

       San Diego Station

       Operation Ghost Hunter

       Homecoming

       Power Stalk

       Silver Strand Beach

       Congressional Orders

       Operation Night-Stalker

       Ghost Plays

       Shadow Recon

       Shadow Kills

       Walking Tall

       Power Push

       Warrant Service

       Investigative Actions

       JAG Court Trials

       Full Power

       Federal Subpoena

       Watchers

       Hunters

       War on the SEALs

       Retribution

       Special Operations

       The Holy Grail

       Watchers

       Force One

       Force One Marine

       Force’s Hammer

       Presidential Directive 0375

       Silence the Lambs

       Cleaners

       Operation Ghost Hunter

      I dedicate this book to my big brother Pete.

       He likes to be intrigued by a good story line.

      Preface

      They were three baby hybrids born together by a secret government organization called MI-45. They were sent to a United States Navy ship called the Acadia in San Diego, California. And the objective of this mission was as yet unknown. When the hybrids got there, they uncovered an international spy ring operating. Three alone hybrid boys against the command and entire one-thousand-person crew.

      Chapter 1

      Black Hole Crisis

      The day he walked on to the naval base, it felt to him a dark and sickening feeling in the pit of his stomach. And his adrenaline started rushing that ominous feeling something was dead wrong. The closer he got to the Navy ship pier, the more ominous this feeling became. The ships were painted dark gray, and most of the exterior lights were out. He felt like he was walking a journey one way never to return from a black hole. He tried to shrug it off as fear of the unknown, a place in which he had been before. His naval paperwork said he was a hull technician fireman,