Enemy of My Enemy

Facing a military court martial for the murder of a Vietnamese soldier, Army Sergeant John L. Coletrane is offered a plea bargain if he agrees to return to South Vietnam for one final combat mission. The agreement would save him from the gallows but the near suicidal mission could cost him his life. Suppressing his prejudices, he is ordered to team up with another Vietnamese soldier and required to use all his jungle knowledge and skills to defy the odds, reach the objective and complete the mission after discovering a secret that forces a soldier to make one of the most difficult decisions of his life. This is a bold story of courage, loyalty and honor.

Thomas C. Robison retired from the Army due to medical disability. He went on to complete a career as an attorney, law professor and court administrator. In 2005 he was inducted into the U.S. Army Ranger Hall of Fame at Fort Benning Georgia. He has three sons and lives with his wife in South Carolina. This is his first book.