Note of Thanks Regarding The Two-Space War

I'd like to make a note of thanks to all the readers who responded so kindly to the first volume to this series. Many of these individuals have not had past experience with military sci-fi. Some were drawn to the book from the military and law enforcement communities, based on their experiences with my nonfiction books and my "Bulletproof Mind" seminars. There have also been a sizable number of Hornblower and Jack Aubrey fans for whom my work was their first taste of military sci-fi. The response from all these wonderful readers has been gratifying.

For those of you who generally do not read science fiction but were pleased by this book, I strongly recommend that you take a look at other Baen books. Leo Frankowski, John Ringo, Eric Flint, David Drake, David Weber, and all the other "race horses" in the great "stable" of Baen authors are true giants in the land. Their books have given me GREAT joy over the years, and I highly recommend them to one-and-all.

You can get more info about these authors and their books at: BAEN.COM, and please note that this site is a literal treasure trove for people who like electronic books. The entire Baen backlist since 1998 is available for sale on line (with no stupid password protection schemes) plus free samples Galore!

Grossman, D., & Frankowski, L., The Two-Space War: Volume 1 of the Westerness Saga, Baen Books, 2004. All of the information that Col. Grossman writes about and teaches in his military and law enforcement training sessions has been included in his military science fiction books. OODA Loop, front sight theory, auditory exclusion, PTSD, critical incident debriefings and much more, are now wrapped into an exciting book. This may be the first time any fiction book has ever talked about what combat is REALLY like! Summary The paperback edition came out in January 2006 and is now available for purchase at Amazon and in book stores. You can also purchase an e-copy at BAEN.com for $5.00. The Guns of Two-Space Guns of Two-Space, the sequel to Two-Space War, is now available. To purchase a DRM free download, see Webscription.net. For a printed copy, safe from the Elder God's Gift, see lulu.com. It is a rip-roaring adventure, following the continued exploits of the Captain Melville, the good Ship Fang, and their crew. Thanks! Dave