IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A STANDARD RESCUE MISSION

Private Travis Buckley and his friends from Bandit Company were strictly rear echelon types – a support platoon for the Alpha Elite Commandos of the Stellar Armada. When an orbital disaster destroys their ship, Travis and fellow survivors Ernie “Struts” McCaskey and Private Numbnuts go from being “in the rear with the gear” to the forefront of an improbable rescue mission that could plunge the entire Confederation into intergalactic war with the mysterious Machai Legion.
Dr. Arnac has been kidnapped by terrorists in black rumored to be a Machai death squad, only the Machai vanished into the depths of interstellar space centuries ago. Arnac is carrying a secret in his head that can’t be allowed to fall into enemy hands. Alpha Elite’s orders are clear: reacquire Dr. Arnac, or make sure he doesn’t leave Askura alive.
The survivors of the crash landing must mount a desperate rescue and fight their way across trackless jungles filled with ancient civilizations, exotic beauties, and deadly predators. If they can survive becoming bullet bait, they must lay siege to the lost city and halt the diabolical Machai plan to conquer Earth. The enemy didn’t count on one thing: Travis and the Bandits are determined not to fail!

Fans of James Cameron, Harry Harrison, and John Ringo will enjoy this classic tale of military SF adventure.

About the Authors

Darryl S. Ellrott spent nearly twenty years teaching English and coaching wrestling before becoming an author, culminating in his 2009 induction into the Georgia Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. He has also published The New Southern Grappler newsletter and 30 Secrets to Recruiting Middle School Wrestlers.
Rear Echelon is his first foray into fiction.

Brent Mitchell Wood was a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1984-1991, and served in Operation Desert Storm in Kuwait. When not plotting his next novella or devouring the latest in military SF, Brent can be found laboring in his shop as one of the top furniture makers in the southeast.

IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A STANDARD RESCUE MISSION

Private Travis Buckley and his friends from Bandit Company were strictly rear echelon types – a support platoon for the Alpha Elite Commandos of the Stellar Armada. When an orbital disaster destroys their ship, Travis and fellow survivors Ernie “Struts” McCaskey and Private Numbnuts go from being “in the rear with the gear” to the forefront of an improbable rescue mission that could plunge the entire Confederation into intergalactic war with the mysterious Machai Legion.
Dr. Arnac has been kidnapped by terrorists in black rumored to be a Machai death squad, only the Machai vanished into the depths of interstellar space centuries ago. Arnac is carrying a secret in his head that can’t be allowed to fall into enemy hands. Alpha Elite’s orders are clear: reacquire Dr. Arnac, or make sure he doesn’t leave Askura alive.
The survivors of the crash landing must mount a desperate rescue and fight their way across trackless jungles filled with ancient civilizations, exotic beauties, and deadly predators. If they can survive becoming bullet bait, they must lay siege to the lost city and halt the diabolical Machai plan to conquer Earth. The enemy didn’t count on one thing: Travis and the Bandits are determined not to fail!

Fans of James Cameron, Harry Harrison, and John Ringo will enjoy this classic tale of military SF adventure.

About the Authors

Darryl S. Ellrott spent nearly twenty years teaching English and coaching wrestling before becoming an author, culminating in his 2009 induction into the Georgia Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. He has also published The New Southern Grappler newsletter and 30 Secrets to Recruiting Middle School Wrestlers.
Rear Echelon is his first foray into fiction.

Brent Mitchell Wood was a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1984-1991, and served in Operation Desert Storm in Kuwait. When not plotting his next novella or devouring the latest in military SF, Brent can be found laboring in his shop as one of the top furniture makers in the southeast.

The author of American Shaolin tells a hilarious and fascinating insider's account of mixed martial arts, the fastest growing sport in the country.

Since the first Ultimate Fighting Championship in 1993, mixed martial arts (MMA) has punched, kicked, and wrestled its way into the public's consciousness. MMA is an often brutal sport that combines any and every unarmed fighting technique with pure grit. Today, the gross yearly profits of Ultimate Fighting Championship-the sport's premier professional league-exceed that of professional wrestling, boxing, and even the Boston Red Sox. In Tapped Out, Matthew Polly gives readers his on-the ground take of training and fighting in MMA.

At the age of thirty-six, Polly was out of shape and totally unprepared for what was ahead: a grueling journey through leading MMA training facilities in Bangkok, St. Petersburg, Rio de Janeiro, New York, and Las Vegas. After being utterly beaten down and built back up, he fought his first match against a fighter nearly fifteen years younger-and not only won, but sent his opponent to the hospital. Polly intersperses his own narrative with the history and background of fighting and interviews with top UFC stars such as GSP, Fedor Emelianenko, Randy Couture, and Gina Carano. Evocative of George Plimpton's classic Paper Lion, Polly's honest, funny, and eye-opening account of his experiences will appeal to the millions of devoted MMA fans who are as hardcore as the sport itself.

The author of American Shaolin tells a hilarious and fascinating insider's account of mixed martial arts, the fastest growing sport in the country.

Since the first Ultimate Fighting Championship in 1993, mixed martial arts (MMA) has punched, kicked, and wrestled its way into the public's consciousness. MMA is an often brutal sport that combines any and every unarmed fighting technique with pure grit. Today, the gross yearly profits of Ultimate Fighting Championship-the sport's premier professional league-exceed that of professional wrestling, boxing, and even the Boston Red Sox. In Tapped Out, Matthew Polly gives readers his on-the ground take of training and fighting in MMA.

At the age of thirty-six, Polly was out of shape and totally unprepared for what was ahead: a grueling journey through leading MMA training facilities in Bangkok, St. Petersburg, Rio de Janeiro, New York, and Las Vegas. After being utterly beaten down and built back up, he fought his first match against a fighter nearly fifteen years younger-and not only won, but sent his opponent to the hospital. Polly intersperses his own narrative with the history and background of fighting and interviews with top UFC stars such as GSP, Fedor Emelianenko, Randy Couture, and Gina Carano. Evocative of George Plimpton's classic Paper Lion, Polly's honest, funny, and eye-opening account of his experiences will appeal to the millions of devoted MMA fans who are as hardcore as the sport itself.

Liquor Up Front, Poker in the Rear is the perfect book for any occasion where a little bawdy humor is appropriate! Never again be caught without a good joke at your next bachelor party, boys' or girls' night out, office gathering, or church social.This is without a doubt the funniest book of adult humor you will ever read!

How to Setup Your Race Car 4-Link Rear Suspension

You know that getting your 4-link rear suspension set correctly is one of the MOST IMPORTANT parts of your setup don't you?

How to Setup Your 4-Link Rear Suspension covers everything you need to know about your 4-link suspension.

Just look at what you will learn:

- 4-Link Introduction - A short overview on the 4-link suspension

- Rear Suspension Basics - A closer in depth view of the 4-link suspension

- Traction the Good and the Bad - Traction and how to get it with your 4-link setup

- The 4-Link Design - What the 4-link suspension was designed to do and what it can do for your race car

- Upper Trailing Arms - Setup positions, lengths, angles and how they effect your race car

- Lower Training Arms - Setup positions, lengths, angles and how they effect your race car

- Indexing - What it is and how it effects your setup

- Using A Springrod - What it is and how it can help your 4-link suspension work

- Clamp Brackets - What clamp brackets are and how you would use them to enhance your 4-link setup

- Final Points - A brief over view of all of the above information

- 4-Link Tuning Tips - 8 tuning tips as a quick reference when setting up your race car.

After Reading How to Setup Your 4-Link Rear Suspension you will be able to easily and quickly decide what trailing arm lengths and angles you need for your setup to make your race car fast!

Go Ahead, make the small investment and take the guess work out of your 4-link setup selection!

How to Setup Your Race Car 4-Link Rear Suspension

You know that getting your 4-link rear suspension set correctly is one of the MOST IMPORTANT parts of your setup don't you?

How to Setup Your 4-Link Rear Suspension covers everything you need to know about your 4-link suspension.

Just look at what you will learn:

- 4-Link Introduction - A short overview on the 4-link suspension

- Rear Suspension Basics - A closer in depth view of the 4-link suspension

- Traction the Good and the Bad - Traction and how to get it with your 4-link setup

- The 4-Link Design - What the 4-link suspension was designed to do and what it can do for your race car

- Upper Trailing Arms - Setup positions, lengths, angles and how they effect your race car

- Lower Training Arms - Setup positions, lengths, angles and how they effect your race car

- Indexing - What it is and how it effects your setup

- Using A Springrod - What it is and how it can help your 4-link suspension work

- Clamp Brackets - What clamp brackets are and how you would use them to enhance your 4-link setup

- Final Points - A brief over view of all of the above information

- 4-Link Tuning Tips - 8 tuning tips as a quick reference when setting up your race car.

After Reading How to Setup Your 4-Link Rear Suspension you will be able to easily and quickly decide what trailing arm lengths and angles you need for your setup to make your race car fast!

Go Ahead, make the small investment and take the guess work out of your 4-link setup selection!

This collection of Cornell Woolrich's work explores all the quintessential noir themes of loneliness, despair, futility and occasionally redemption. It contains two novels, "I Married a Dead Man" and "Waltz into Darkness", and four short stories, including "Rear Window".