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Send It

Name: Send It
Brand: Double Dagger Books
SKU: 49653436
Price: 7943 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Barry C. Nisbet
ISBN: 9781998501571

Barry C. Nisbet

Mir Bahmanyar

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 49653436

Publishers Double Dagger Books, July 2025

See Through the Scope of Canadian SnipersSend It is a raw, unfiltered account that takes readers dee... Full description

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See Through the Scope of Canadian Snipers

Send It is a raw, unfiltered account that takes readers deep into the shadowy world of the Canadian sniper-among the most revered and deadly warriors on the modern battlefield. Through the eyes and voices of a handful of elite soldiers, this book delivers an unparalleled look at what it takes to earn the coveted sniper badge, survive the crucible of combat, and walk the razor's edge between life and death.

From brutal training grounds to the unforgiving terrain of Afghanistan, Send It follows these silent professionals through multiple tours of duty alongside Canadian and U.S. Special Forces. Their missions-precise, lethal, and often shrouded in secrecy-place them at the tip of the spear in the war on terror. But beyond the confirmed kills and enemy engagements lies a more personal story: the fear, adrenaline, purpose, and quiet cost of modern warfare.

Told in their own words, Send It is an emotional journey from the first trigger squeeze to the last. It is not just about the making of snipers, but how war remakes the men behind the scope.