DSOC (Direct Special Operations Command) Prologue

DSOC (Direct Special Operations Command) Prologue

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Action and Thriller
DSOC follows the lives of several operators within the squads of the U.S. Government's Direct Special Operations Command. DSOC was originally developed in the early 2000's to combat the new front: terrorism, but since then, has been used for many other "black ops" that needed to have never happened in the first place. The special operators DSOC is comprised of are under oath and law to never have a personal life outside of the force for the government to maintain complete secrecy. They have given everything for their country and don't mind not being noticed for it, it's just another sacrifice. If the support is enough, I will finish the novel.
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