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Operation Dawn: Heroic rescue operation of the Korean Navy & UDT/SEAL off the Somali coast - Paperback

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by Rusty Knife Kim (Author)

This is a story based on true rescue operation, which was executed by Korean navy and UDT/SEAL, combined maritime forces of U.S.A and European Union. 13 Somali pirates kidnapped Korean merchant vessel, Samho Jewelry and 21 innocent sailors in vicinity of Indian Ocean on 21 January, 2011. Cheong-Hae(Blue Ocean) Escort Task Group(Korean Destroyer, UDT/SEAL, LYNX Helo) chased and executed rescue operation, called "Operation Dawn of the Gulf of Aden" This story is not only depict full spectrum of the operation, but also focus on conflicts among pirates and unconscienc and greedy human mind through broker. People define or judge something with their own justice and measure. Moreover every person insists that only he or she is right. If every measures are right which is universal valid justice? In this story a navy seal warrior has to rescue kidnapped sailors and the vessel even though he contributes to his life. A young pirate must make it success kidnapping in spite of any sacrifices. A senseless broker only focus on maximize his ransom. Where is your justice? This story is mixed with fiction and nonfiction to make it interesting. However, there is no doubt that all brilliant leadership of commanding officers, and heroic story of special warriors are true. Moreover, legendary rescue operation is fully true although rough expressions. I hope that this story makes readers understand ROK Navy and UDT/SEAL which has dedicated to keeping the world safe.

Author Biography

Rusty Knife Kim (Jeonghyun Kim) is the author of Operation Dawn which was executed by Korean Navy and UDT/SEAL off the Somali coast in 2011. He Graduated from Naval Academy of the Republic of Korea. After he completed Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL(BUD/S) training in Korea he also served commanding officer of SDV Unit, Special Boat Unit, Intel/Operation staff(N2/3), and Chief of Staff of ROK Naval Special Warfare Brigade (UDT/SEAL). As a Surface Warfare Officer, he has successively filled various positions such as commanding officer of Patrol Killer(PKM-287), Frigate(FF-955) and Destroyer Mun-Mu the Great(DDH-976). He was deployed to the Gulf of Aden for Counter-Piracy Operation two times as chief of staff and Commanding officer of the Escort Task Group. . He has served in Korean Navy for 30 years and he works in Hawaii at present to enhance alliance between Korea and the United States of America.

Number of Pages: 370
Dimensions: 0.82 x 7.99 x 5 IN
Publication Date: October 14, 2016
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