The truth about the remaining dark secret of the Iran-Contra scandal- the United States government's collaboration with drug smugglers. Powderburns is the story of Celerino Castillo III who spent 12 years in the Drug Enforcement Administration. During that time, he built cases against organized drug rings in Manhattan, raided jungle cocaine labs in the Amazon, conducted aerial eradication operations in Guatemala, and assembled and trained anti-narcotics units in several countries. The eerie climax of Agent Castillo's career with the DEA took place in El Salvador. One day, he recieved a cable from a fellow agent. He was told to investigate possible drug smuggling by Nicaraguan Contras operating from the ilpango air force base. Castillo quickly discovered that Contra pilots were, indeed, smuggling narcotics back into the United States - using the same pilots, planes, and hangars that the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Council, under the Direction of Lt. Col. Oliver North, used to maintain their covert supply operation to the Contras.
As Vail celebrates its fortieth anniversary with a full season of hoopla and self-promotion, this book makes compelling reading for skiers, true crime enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the environmental, social, and political issues ...
When the operation moves from London to Munich and then Vienna, Sam, and Declan are thrown headlong into a spy scenario straight out of the thriller novels they love to read—but with a distinct and disturbing sexual twist!
The book describes practical aspects of ballistics, wound ballistics, and the classification of various wounds caused by handguns, bang guns, rifles, and shotguns.
Powder Burns: An Orphic Assassin Novel
XXXVII , Blanchard Family Collection ; Brickwork of Boiler room of Drying House , signed by C. Shaler Smith , drawn by Miller B. Grant , April 26 , 1862 , drawing no . 39 [ D - 39 ] , Southern Maritime Collection ; Top of Drying house ...
The present volume contains in one binding the whole contents of Volume I, first published in May, 1941, and the whole contents of Volume II which was published in March, 1943. The book was primarily for chemists.
... powder burns on his sleeves. He'd seen action himself, it seemed. “Sir?” “Status of the First Battalion?” “Fine and kicking, sir. We gave 'em pit. No exact count yet, but I lost no more than two hundred men.” Two hundred men from ...
... , as I had already marked the sweat that ran down his head (why?) when Colonel Rowan had been saying that the clothes of someone shot at a fairly short distance would bear powder-burns. " Sitting on horseback , Mr. Henley said to me.
At the Washington National Records Center in Suitland , Maryland , the assistance of Ernest Byrd , Ben Cooper , Helen Embleton , and Victoria Washington was extremely helpful . Mark Weber at the Naval Photographic Center assisted in ...
College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1986. Burroughs, Jean M., ed. ... Denton,: The University of North Texas Press, 2009. Cabeza de Baca, Fabiola. We Fed Them Cactus. ... Texas Lawmen: More of the Good and the Bad, 1900-1940.