title: Navy SEALs: Their Untold Story
author: Dick Couch
description: Captures the essence of Naval Special Warfare from our storied beginnings to the current fight and gives us a glimpse of what the future might bring for the 21st Century Navy SEALs. (Admiral WILLIAM J. McRAVEN (USN, Ret.), former Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command)<br /><br />Dick Couch, himself a SEAL warrior professional, is THE most respected and prolific writer on all forms of American military special operations. Couch and award-winning author William Doyles book is required reading for todays special operations warriors and those who wish to know more about the Navy SEALs. (Admiral ROBERT J. NATTER (USN, Ret.), former Commander in Chief of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet and Commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Ciommand)<br /><br />[The] definitive history of the U.S. Navy SEALs and their forefathers. ... I will always cherish the memories and lasting friendships I share with my fellow Trident-wearing brothers who are dramatically brought to life in these pages. (Master Chief BILL BRUHMULLER (USN, Ret.), founding member of SEAL Team Two)<br /><br />Couch and Doyle precisely depict many missions, including the famed rescue of Capt. Richard Phillips and the killing of Osama bin Laden.  Entertaining, no-nonsense balancing of legends and martial reality. (Kirkus Reviews)<br /><br />Essential reading for military buffs. ... Compelling. ... Underscor[es] the bravery that Navy SEALs have engaged in with each operation. (Library Journal)<br /><br />I am impressed. If you want to read one book about Navy SEALs, this is it. (Master Chief RICK KAISER (USN, Ret.), Executive Director of the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum and former Naval Special Warfare Development Group training chief)<br /><br />The first comprehensive history of the special operations force. ... Couch and Doyle do a great job of putting the entire story into context. (Military.com)
zlib_text: Before We Kiss
  An Uncharted SEALs story
  Delilah Devlin
   
  Copyright © 2016 Delilah Devlin
  Kindle Edition
  
  Navy SEAL, William “Wiley” Coyote, should have known his “piece of cake” assignment would go
  sideways in a hurry. But he’d been lured by the promise of an all-expenses-paid cruise. A nice
  “fluffy” assignment after the last one spent escorting freighters through pirate-infested waters in the
  Strait of Hormuz.
  A general’s daughter, Poppy Shackleford, wasn’t some spoiled daughter of a man made famous
  for defeating insurgent forces. She’d endured her own tragedies—the loss of her mother when she
  was young and her father stationed in Afghanistan, and the loss of her fiancé after he’d sustained
  wounds in Iraq—not from the physical wounds that had claimed his two legs—he’d taken his own
  life. His death was why Poppy was involved in Soldiers’ Sanctuary, a non-profit that helped disabled
  soldiers adjust to their new circumstances. Her mission in life is to see that no veteran of war would
  ev