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Oh-Three-Forty-One

Oh-Three Series, Book 3

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Oh-Three-Forty-One

By: Christopher Bast
Narrated by: John Joseph Rogers
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"0341" is the US Marine Corps designation for mortarmen, Marines who provide organic close support by use of indirect fires.

Shawn Brandt was simply trying to get a cup of coffee when the beautiful Jessica Earnest makes an abrupt introduction into his life. What would be the perfect date now becomes a struggle as Shawn must balance the memories of Afghanistan with the present.

Christopher Bast is a combat veteran of the US Marine Corps having served as a 0311 rifleman and scout for the First Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion out of Camp Pendleton, California. He deployed to Afghanistan in 2010, then again in 2011-12. He would leave the Marine Corps in 2013 with an honorable discharge at the rank of corporal.

©2019 Christopher Bast (P)2019 Christopher Bast Historical Fiction Military War & Military Fiction Marine Corp

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