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So, what exactly are Ninja tactics? They’re counter-intuitive, or
put it another way, observe the masses – and do the opposite.
Kevin’s approach to property finance teaches how to leverage this
concept to buy more properties, faster, without a massive bank
balance. This book takes a deep dive into counter intuitive funding
for your property investments. You’ll learn how to think, act,
negotiate and profit like a cash buyer – without needing a bank
account stuffed full of cash. With more than 100 pages of gold
nuggets of wisdom this book reframes what property investing is all
about. If you find the property market an overcrowded environment,
with more competition every month, this is a book you can’t
afford to ignore. Applied diligently it’s your route to financial
independence. ------------------------ “At last! A great book
about property investing and how to build a sustainable property
business, written by someone who has years of genuine experience of
the real world. This book contains implement-able and realistic
strategies set out in a clear and concise manner for all, no matter
how experienced or not you may be.” - Mike Woods MCIAT ACIOB
Author of Amazon Bestseller ‘How to SUCCESSFULLY Invest In
Property’ “I first heard Kevin talk about some of his Ninja
strategies in 2013. I really enjoyed his talk, and his mindset, and
took a lot away from it. His Buy-Refurb-Refinance is a
comprehensive almanac of that mindset, with strategy and tactics
that will work in any market - an absolute must for anyone who
wants to build a portfolio with a modest bankroll to start
themselves off. Highly recommended!” - Adam Lawrence Co-founder
of Boardroom Club, Partners in Property Network Ltd and Garrison
Property Services Ltd “Read this book, follow Kevin’s
instructions to the letter and you will become financially
independent within a maximum of 5 years.” - Andy Harrington
Sunday Times Best Selling Author ‘Passion Into Profit’
A serial killer is loose in the Angeles National Forest. He is
savage, ruthless and unstoppable. No camper, skier or hiker is
safe. Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff Kent Wickham, who patrols
the forest, is responsible for finding and stopping this vicious
killer. He not only must battle a murderer, but also must fight
elements within his own department to restore order to the most
magnificent place in Los Angeles County. Kevin Wright Carney takes
you inside a Los Angeles Sheriff's Department radio car and inside
the life of a Deputy Sheriff. You will understand police work in a
way that you never have before. You will be with the Sheriff's
Department and join their quest to stop a human beast, The Beast of
the Angeles.
Deep in the dark Atlantic, the U.S. Navys newest submersible
Ballard is on a top secret training mission at the wreck of the RMS
Titanic. In the stern half of the wreck, Commander Joseph R.
Browder discovers a huge cache of gold coins and a secret that will
rock the world. Travel back to 1912 with the crew and the
shipbuilders and re-live the dark conspiracy of gold, dynamite and
murder. This is an exciting adventure that you will want to read
cover to cover, non-stop. There is so much more about this tragedy
than has ever been told before. Kevin Wright Carney puts you aboard
the ill fated liner in a way that you have never experienced. You
will never look at the wreck of the Titanic the same way again.
This title was first published in 2000: The aim of this text is to
explore conventional arms control in Europe. The early chapters
provide a primarily historical perspective, looking at the context,
foundations, main provisions and institutional structure of the
main agreements. The later chapters explore the continuing and
likely future roles of the OSCE and NATO in the arms control
process. The final chapters examine more contemporary developments
by looking at the Adapted CFE Treaty and Vienna Documents agreed at
the OSCE Istanbul Summit in November 1998 and the challenges posed
to existing arrangements by the changing and emergent security
threats that potentially face Europe.
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Tactical Air Command
Kevin Wright
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Between 1945 and 1990 the Western Allies mounted some of the most
audacious and successful intelligence collection operations of the
Cold War. Conducted in great secrecy, aircrews flew specially
modified transport and training aircraft along the Berlin Air
Corridors and Control Zone to gather intelligence on Soviet and
East German military targets in the German Democratic Republic and
around Berlin. The Air Corridors comprised three regulated airways
for civil and military air traffic that connected West Berlin to
West Germany. Operating under the guise of innocent transport and
training flights, the pilots used their right of access to gather
huge amounts of imagery for forty-five years. They also provided
the western intelligence community with unique knowledge of the
organisation and equipment used by Warsaw Pact forces. For the
first time, using recently declassified materials and extensive
interviews with those involved, Looking Down the Corridors provides
a detailed account and analysis of these operations and their
unique contribution to the Cold War.
The Finnish Air Force operates at the world's most northerly
latitudes in an often extreme climate. During the Cold War, it was
overshadowed by the Soviet Union, but remained fiercely
independent. Since then, it has worked hard to deepen cooperation
with its neighbours. It modernised its aircraft fleet and intends
to acquire a new generation of combat aircraft through its HX
fighter competition. Illustrated with over 170 photographs, this
book examines the development of the Finnish Air Force from the
Cold War, concentrating on its modern organisation, training and
operations. It also covers its increased cooperation with
neighbouring countries and NATO, and the use of reserve air strips,
along with wartime mobilisation and its reserve forces. Although
concentrating on the Finnish Air Force, there will also be coverage
of the Finnish Army's helicopters and HX Competition.
Over Iran an RAF Canberra flies a feint towards the Soviet border,
to provoke Soviet air defence radar operators to reveal their
location. He will not deliberately enter Soviet airspace, but the
possibilities for miscalculation, or misunderstanding leading to
tragedy are always there. These flights cost the lives of over 150
US airmen by the end of the Cold War. Also cruising nearby in
Iranian airspace, is a heavily modified US Air Force C-130
transport aircraft. Onboard 10 Special Equipment Operators are
listening through their headphones for Soviet radio and radar
activity. Hearing Soviet ground controllers scramble fighters to
intercept the Canberra. The US operators alert the British aircraft
to the closing MiG's and it quickly alters course away from the
border. This was the life of crews involved in Cold War
intelligence collection flights. Enormous resources were committed
to these operations and they shaped the structure of much modern
military intelligence collection, analysis and sharing. This book
explores their scope, conduct, plus the politics and new
technologies behind these operations that started in the dying
embers of World War Two. It examines how these often complex
missions were planned, coordinated and flown and is supported by
first-hand accounts from pilots, aircrews and intelligence
analysts. It utilises recently declassified British and US archive
material and is illustrated with a wide range of images. The author
examines European and Far East operations and a number of topics
not previously covered in depth elsewhere. These include
authorisation and coordination arrangements for conduct of
overflight and peripheral missions; plus the part played by key
third party states in operations in Scandinavia, Turkey and others.
He looks at why Tyuratam complex was of such major intelligence
interest and details the many resources targeted against it. He
looks at some of the less explored elements of U-2 operations,
including British involvement, plus the development of powerful
lenses intended to enable very long range peripheral photography
and why the long mythologised `Kapustin Yar' overflight probably
never took place with new details and analysis. This comprehensive
book links together the realities of flying, advanced technology
and politics to provide a detailed and illustrated examination of
Cold War aerial intelligence collection.
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Four Aces (Paperback)
Timothy O. Goyette, Partick Leclerk, Kevin Wright
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