Rivalries, Secrets, and High-Stakes Action Collide in Paul H. D’Anna’s “The Commander In Chief’s Trophy”
“The Commander In Chief’s Trophy: Desert Storm” plunges into a bitter academy rivalry that becomes a threat to national security.
“Kidnapping a mascot is a decades-long tradition amongst the service academies. And despite it being officially off-limits, a group of cadets decided to take Bill 37 as their own.”
What starts as a long-standing West Point and Naval Academy midshipmen rivalry turns out to be much more sinister in “The Commander In Chief’s Trophy: Desert Storm the Beginning of the Air Assault 2nd Edition” by Paul H. D’Anna. The book revolves around the theft of the Commander in Chief’s Trophy, a very coveted prize given to the best military academy football squad. However, this is not another prank.
As tensions rise, the theft spirals into a full-blown crisis that jeopardizes careers, tests loyalties, and poses a threat to national security. What started as a mischievous act soon triggers a covert operation known as Operation Normandy, forcing those involved to confront the serious consequences of their choices.
D’Anna skillfully interweaves military tradition, suspense, and clever dialogue. This is a book that drops readers in the middle of the inner lives of the U.S. military elite. “The Commander In Chief’s Trophy” investigates how rivalries, if pushed too far, can radiate into an unexpected space, where honor, duty, and justice intersect.
With a solid foundation in both corporate life and a lifelong passion for history, Paul H. D’Anna infuses each page with authenticity and passion. His characters are bold, tormented, and authentic, grappling with pride, honor, and the consequences of their choices.
This second edition is an improvement on the first. It adds new layers of suspense and emotional complexity. It’s a must-read for anyone who loves military fiction, political thrillers, and high-stakes suspense.
“The Commander In Chief’s Trophy: Desert Storm” is more than a novel about a hijacked trophy. It’s about what it feels like to be in the uniform, keep one’s brothers-in-arms safe, and fight for what is right even when the distinction between right and wrong is blurred.
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Author Bio
Paul H D’Anna was born on August 27, 1943, in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. He attended St. Louis Cathedral Elementary and De La Salle High School before earning a degree in Electrical Engineering from LSU. His career included programming IBM 360 computers and positions at Shell, Mobil, and Exxon. In 1992, he launched his own company, PC Consultants. After retiring in 2010, Paul embraced his Louisiana roots by growing mirlitons, a local vegetable. His rich life blends technology, entrepreneurship, and a love for Southern heritage.
Book Details
“The Commander In Chief’s Trophy: Desert Storm the Beginning of the Air Assault 2nd Edition”
Author: Paul H. D’Anna
Published date: September 16, 2024
Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
Genre: History & Military
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