El artículo que has seleccionado ha finalizado, pero hemos encontrado algo similar.

Imagen 1 de 1

Foto genérica

Bird Dog 757: Operation Rabbit Hole de David Poiry: Nuevo - Imagen 1 de 1

Bird Dog 757 : Operation Rabbit Hole by David Poiry (2015, Hardcover)

Sé el primero enescribir una opinión.

AlibrisBooks (425556)
98,8% de votos positivos

Precio:

USD29,66

Aproximadamente26,61 EUR

+ USD19,68 de envío

Entrega prevista: mar. 8 oct. - lun. 21 oct.

Devoluciones:

30 días para devoluciones. El comprador paga el envío de la devolución.

Estado:

Nuevo

New Hard cover

Ver todos los detalles

Acerca de este artículo

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Poiry, David
ISBN-10
0692437185
ISBN-13
9780692437186
eBay Product ID (ePID)
222795858

Product Key Features

Book Title
Bird Dog 757 : Operation Rabbit Hole
Number of Pages
406 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2015
Topic
General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
True Crime
Author
David Poiry
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
22.9 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Synopsis
David Poiry's New and Revised, Second Edition It was a warm September evening in 1973. Rabbit was a twenty-eight-year-old Los Angeles uniformed policeman, on duty working a black and white police car in Westchester, a district of Venice Division near the Los Angeles airport. He had been assigned there for almost four years. Although Rabbit's assignment to this sleepy hollow town was somewhat of a forced retirement for him, it was a peaceful community much like the one he had grown up in, and he liked working there. And that was a good thing, as he had resigned himself to the fact that after five shootings and too many personnel complaints stemming from the time he spent working the streets in East Wilmington and Watts, he would almost certainly work patrol for the rest of his career. It was a quiet night. His patrol took him along the ocean front road of Dockweiler Beach where he witnessed another beautiful Southern California sunset and the hope of seeing the green flash of the setting sun. It was a beautiful daily routine, very different from the adrenaline rush of the action he had once thrived on in South Central LA, but a whole lot less confrontational. All this was about to change. His police radio came on and directed him to go to the Captain's office to meet the OIC of Venice Division Vice, Sergeant Doug Nelson. Dutifully, Rabbit responded per proper police radio procedure and acknowledged the call with his unit number, 14A456, and by the book, even broadcasting the Federal Communication sign-off requirement of KMA 367. The course of his career was about to take him deep down the Rabbit Hole, David Poiry's New and Revised, Third Edition It was a warm September evening in 1973. Rabbit was a twenty-eight-year-old Los Angeles uniformed policeman, on duty working a black and white police car in Westchester, a district of Venice Division near the Los Angeles airport. He had been assigned there for almost four years. Although Rabbit's assignment to this sleepy hollow town was somewhat of a forced retirement for him, it was a peaceful community much like the one he had grown up in, and he liked working there. And that was a good thing, as he had resigned himself to the fact that after five shootings and too many personnel complaints stemming from the time he spent working the streets in East Wilmington and Watts, he would almost certainly work patrol for the rest of his career. It was a quiet night. His patrol took him along the ocean front road of Dockweiler Beach where he witnessed another beautiful Southern California sunset and the hope of seeing the green flash of the setting sun. It was a beautiful daily routine, very different from the adrenaline rush of the action he had once thrived on in South Central LA, but a whole lot less confrontational. All this was about to change. His police radio came on and directed him to go to the Captain's office to meet the OIC of Venice Division Vice, Sergeant Doug Nelson. Dutifully, Rabbit responded per proper police radio procedure and acknowledged the call with his unit number, 14A56, and by the book, even broadcasting the Federal Communication sign-off requirement of KMA 367. The course of his career was about to take him deep down the Rabbit Hole

Comprar por categoría

Imagen 1 de 1

Bird Dog 757 : Operation Rabbit Hole by David Poiry (2015, Hardcover)

Todos los anuncios de este producto

artículo 1 BIRD DOG 757: OPERATION RABBIT HOLE By David Poiry - Hardcover Excellent

artículo 2 Bird Dog 757: Operation Rabbit Hole by David Poiry: New

artículo 3 Bird Dog 757: Down the Rabbit Hole by Poiry, David, Like New Used, Free shipp...

artículo 4 Bird Dog 757: Down the Rabbit Hole by Poiry, David, Brand New, Free shipping ...

artículo 5 Bird Dog 757: Operation Rabbit Hole

artículo 6 Bird Dog 757: Operation Rabbit Hole by David Poiry (English) Hardcover Book

Acerca de este artículo

Product Identifiers

Product Key Features

Dimensions

Additional Product Features

También te pueden interesar

Calzado de mujer Charles by Charles David

Botas de mujer Charles by Charles David

Zapatos de tacón de mujer Charles by Charles David

Botas de mujer botines Charles by Charles David

Botas de mujer grises Charles by Charles David

Calzado de mujer plataformas Charles by Charles David