In May 1975, the world held its breath as the Mayaguez Incident erupted into a high-stakes confrontation on the high seas and a desperate fight for survival on a forgotten Cambodian island. In Rangers, Late Cold War, readers are plunged into the heart of this harrowing rescue mission, seen through the eyes of Captain David Miller, a newly minted leader but a seasoned veteran with 3 tours in Vietnam commands a company in the freshly reactivated 1st Ranger Battalion.

Captain Miller never expected his unit's first mission to be anything but a training exercise, but when the SS Mayaguez was seized and its crew taken hostage, the Rangers were thrust into the crucible of combat. With the clock ticking and chaos reigning, Miller leads his team onto Ko Tang Island, where treacherous terrain and an unseen enemy test their courage and resolve. The horrors of war are ever-present, but so are the bonds forged in battle.

Rangers, Late Cold War is more than just a tale of military action, it's a story of leadership, sacrifice, and the indomitable spirit of the Rangers. As Miller faces unrelenting gunfire and impossible decisions, he must draw upon every ounce of his training to protect his men and accomplish their mission. The book captures the intensity of combat, the camaraderie of soldiers, and the humanity of a man burdened by the weight of command.

Packed with meticulously researched details and heart-pounding action, Rangers, Late Cold War shines a spotlight on the unsung heroes of the Mayaguez Incident. Experience the battle as never before, through the eyes of a Ranger.

Perfect for fans of military history and gripping action novels, Rangers, Late Cold War is a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who answer the call of duty. Will Captain Miller's Rangers prevail against overwhelming odds, or will this mission become their ultimate sacrifice?

A story that honors the legacy of the Rangers and their unyielding motto: Rangers Lead the Way.