Novelist and former Navy SEAL Couch chronicles the role of SEALs in the political and military battle to win back the Sunni tribal lands of al-Anbar and defeat insurgents in Ramadi from October 2005 t
A retired Navy Captain describes the ranger training and direct-action missions undertaken by the young warriors deployed in Afghanistan to fight the Taliban as part of the 75th Ranger Regiment. 30,00
Sua SponteLatin for “Of Their Own Accord”The MOTTO OF THE 75TH RANGER REGIMENT The 75th Ranger Regiment is a unique and distinct culture among the American military establishment. They stand alone, ev
Delivering "a gripping insider's view of the secret world of nuclear security" (W.E.B. Griffin), Dick Couch's explosive novel poses the chilling and timely question: How safe are America's waterways
The "moral and spiritual condition of our warriors has not kept pace with the technological advances and operational capabilities of our armed forces," writes Couch (ethics, U.S. Naval Academy), argui
This now-classic tale of SEAL combat action in Vietnam marked Dick Couch's debut as a novelist in 1990 and sold more than 100,000 copies. Hailed for its authenticity, it was the first novel about Navy
IN combating terror, America can no longer depend on its conventional military superiority and the use of sophisticated technology. We are fighting guerrilla wars, against insurgents hidden in remote
