The Fifth Generation War

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Wilson Kraft, a retired history professor, having lived through Americas darkest years, has recorded his insider's story. Now, toward the end of his life, battling two disparate allegiances, he tries to find the courage to expose the grisly historical truths that could destroy his family.

His story unfolds as the U.S. is attacked by a terrorist army embedded within the country and intent on annihilating what they consider a predatory American Empire. The guerillas, known as the International Army of Liberation, outmaneuver the American military superpower with low-tech, potent, and repeated attacks on American citizens. They create enough chaos to break the social order from within.

As the government tightens security controls and scrambles to identify its enemies, a web of intrigue draws the reader into a thrilling quagmire of greed and corruption that lead us to a sterile world where freedom is sacrificed for security. The Fifth Generation War warns us of what could happen if current trends continue to organize and define the American way of life.

Wilson Kraft, a retired history professor, having lived through Americas darkest years, has recorded his insider's story. Now, toward the end of his life, battling two disparate allegiances, he tries to find the courage to expose the grisly historical truths that could destroy his family. His st...

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About the author

Bruce Haedrich is a former pilot of the US Air Force and of commercial airlines. He has a degree in psychology as well as an MBA. He writes full time and lives with his wife in Maine.

Bruce Haedrich is a former pilot of the US Air Force and of commercial airlines. He has a degree in psychology as well as an MBA. He writes full time and lives with his wife in Maine.

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