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    Patriots Without Borders

    By Capt. John

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    About this ebook

    This is a self-perceived story where I was the Captain of a VLCC crude oil tanker. The ship was mainly trading between the US East Coast / Gulf of Mexico and Angola/Nigeria. I conducted this vessel for several years and the conditions of this trade were well known to me. I had overseas crew, mainly from the Philippines and the Baltics. This story has never been told to anyone before I found my notes and decided to write this book. I will continue with a new book regarding this subject in the nearest future. I've followed up what happened after the 'patriot team' landed in Cabinda. It's a long and outrageous story. The entire trip I have described is very special - and has been kept secret, until now (only a select few know breaking pieces).
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateDec 12, 2019
    ISBN9781528956604
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    Capt. John

    Capt. John has lived most of his life in Norway. After acquiring formal education from Norway, he took several courses in England. He has spent several years as a coastal pilot for the whole coast of Norway.

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