Synopsis:
On a wet and dreary evening, a SCUD C ballistic missile, loaded with a deadly nerve agent, streaked toward the city of Kunsan, South Korea. A US Patriot Battery, assigned to protect the city, stood quiet as the missile exploded above its intended target. After dispensing its mist of doom, death consumed thousands as mucous collected in their lungs disrupting every breath until eventually all air flow ceased. The Patriot Battery protecting Kunsan, led by Lieutenant Haller, fails to operate properly. There are hints of sabotage, but Haller doesn't see them. She is blamed for the failure, court martialed and sentenced to die. The military authorities believe she collaborated with the enemy. Will the President execute a female officer?...a single mother?...Will the treachery of a few cause an innocent woman to die? Brilliantly conceived and powerfully written, The Execution of Lieutenant Edy Haller tells a compelling story that spears the soul of American culture. The plot is fast-paced and the lead characters provide insight into the contemporary problems facing women who choose careers dominated by males. Edy Haller is a complex person with strengths and weaknesses, but her determination against all odds sets her apart.
About the Author:
Lieutenant Colonel Frank J. Caravella, U.S. Army, Retired, is a Program Manager/Engineer at Raytheon Systems Company, Huntsville, Alabama. He received a B.S. from the University of Nevada and an M.S. from the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. During his military career he served in a variety of Army command and staff positions in the Continental United States and Europe, to include the Deputy C3 for Air Operations over Bosnia, Combined Air Operations Center, Vicenza, Italy. He is the author of two non-fiction military books and 13 magazine articles.
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