Comments for Patrick Robinson - #1 New York Times Bestselling Author http://www.patrickrobinson.com #1 New York Times Bestselling co-author of Lone Survivor Sun, 07 Apr 2013 11:16:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4 Comment on A NEW PLACE IN THE SUN FOR THE UNITED STATES MILITARY? by Tony Jewell http://www.patrickrobinson.com/a-new-place-in-the-sun-for-the-united-states-military/comment-page-1/#comment-33465 Tony Jewell Sun, 07 Apr 2013 11:16:50 +0000 http://www.patrickrobinson.com/?p=242#comment-33465 Am waiting patiently to go to sea again in an SSN to some outrageous destination to carry out a dreaded black op. Don't leave it too long mate, we're needed somewhere in our vast oceans to help those who can't help themselves. Lets take on that trouble maker on the Korean penincular. Am waiting patiently to go to sea again in an SSN to some outrageous destination to carry out a dreaded black op. Don’t leave it too long mate, we’re needed somewhere in our vast oceans to help those who can’t help themselves. Lets take on that trouble maker on the Korean penincular.

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Brian McMahon http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-31278 Brian McMahon Fri, 28 Dec 2012 17:10:32 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-31278 Just received "Power Play"! Can't wait to get started................ Just received “Power Play”! Can’t wait to get started…………….

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Brian McMahon http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-31234 Brian McMahon Sun, 23 Dec 2012 12:10:43 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-31234 I just purchased "Power Play". I did not know it had been released until I got on your website a half hour ago. My question is will we ever see Adm. Morgan and his crew again? I just purchased “Power Play”. I did not know it had been released until I got on your website a half hour ago. My question is will we ever see Adm. Morgan and his crew again?

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Brian McMahon http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-31233 Brian McMahon Sun, 23 Dec 2012 11:51:36 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-31233 I'm currently reading Tom Clancy's "Threat Victor" and really enjoying it. The only problem is I keep waiting for Admiral Arnold Morgan to do something! I've collected all of Clancy's, Vince Flynn's and most all of your books in hardcover and when I don't have a new book to read I start over with you three authors and re-read the books in order. That allows me to have over 45 great novels to read at any one time. I'll be reading "Scimitar SL-2" for the second time next. Thank you Mr. Robinson for the many hours of enjoyment I've gotten from reading your novels. Adm. Morgan is my favorite character although Mitch Rapp is right up there. BMc I’m currently reading Tom Clancy’s “Threat Victor” and really enjoying it. The only problem is I keep waiting for Admiral Arnold Morgan to do something! I’ve collected all of Clancy’s, Vince Flynn’s and most all of your books in hardcover and when I don’t have a new book to read I start over with you three authors and re-read the books in order. That allows me to have over 45 great novels to read at any one time. I’ll be reading “Scimitar SL-2″ for the second time next. Thank you Mr. Robinson for the many hours of enjoyment I’ve gotten from reading your novels. Adm. Morgan is my favorite character although Mitch Rapp is right up there. BMc

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Tony Jewell http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-31098 Tony Jewell Mon, 03 Dec 2012 06:49:46 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-31098 Dera Patrick, I always like to refer to a map to see where it is we are at when on a mission. Hope you can include one or two in the next novel. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Don't forget Australia is a striking place in which to set a thriller. I think the US will soon build a massive base down here. I hope so. The raw materials are in no short supply, but some terriorist org. may have big ideas of putting a stop to it. In closing, you seem to have aquired an invaluable sourse of accurate tech. inf. I'm sure many of your readers would be only too happy to assist with accurate info. Just to be acknowledged in one of your novels would be a honour you know Patrick. Keep safe. If you run short of biro's, I'll send you some. I have all your books, except the non fiction. You are my modern day Captain W.E.Johns mate. I'm 73 now, Was a trainer combat soldier, a long serving police officer, HWPatrol, and spent a number of years on a wool and wheat property as a share farmer. I write country songs, bush poetry and sketch and paint when the bug bites. I love the same characters in your novels. You become friends with them, if you know what I mean. Kindest regards Tony. Dera Patrick, I always like to refer to a map to see where it is we are at when on a mission. Hope you can include one or two in the next novel. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Don’t forget Australia is a striking place in which to set a thriller. I think the US will soon build a massive base down here. I hope so. The raw materials are in no short supply, but some terriorist org. may have big ideas of putting a stop to it. In closing, you seem to have aquired an invaluable sourse of accurate tech. inf. I’m sure many of your readers would be only too happy to assist with accurate info. Just to be acknowledged in one of your novels would be a honour you know Patrick. Keep safe. If you run short of biro’s, I’ll send you some. I have all your books, except the non fiction. You are my modern day Captain W.E.Johns mate. I’m 73 now, Was a trainer combat soldier, a long serving police officer, HWPatrol, and spent a number of years on a wool and wheat property as a share farmer. I write country songs, bush poetry and sketch and paint when the bug bites. I love the same characters in your novels. You become friends with them, if you know what I mean. Kindest regards Tony.

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Stuart Phillips http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-31004 Stuart Phillips Tue, 13 Nov 2012 10:02:10 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-31004 I have been reading your books since 1998 and Power Play has just been delivered to my desk. I am very excitied. In my humble opinion you are the most readable of all the thriller writers. I have been reading your books since 1998 and Power Play has just been delivered to my desk. I am very excitied. In my humble opinion you are the most readable of all the thriller writers.

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Martin Hug http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-30996 Martin Hug Sun, 11 Nov 2012 23:07:50 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-30996 Read all your books in the Admiral Morgan series. As a ex-navy submariner I enjoyed the books. You are very good at developing charecters. You provide an underling message in all your books. Are the wines that are referanced in the books by the Admiral actual wine lables? Read all your books in the Admiral Morgan series. As a ex-navy submariner I enjoyed the books. You are very good at developing charecters. You provide an underling message in all your books.

Are the wines that are referanced in the books by the Admiral actual wine lables?

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Robert T. Andrews http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-30992 Robert T. Andrews Sun, 11 Nov 2012 01:47:03 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-30992 Dear Patrick, I just finished reading The Delta Solution and enjoyed it very much. I'm a retired Army helicopter pilot and flew AH-1G helicopter gunships in Vietnam and would like to make a couple of comments about the helicopter support during the attack on the pirate village. The four Black Hawks would have most likely flown off shore a mile or two and circled to be ready for immediate return to support the ground troops. The Apache aircraft would have also stayed close and circled to be ready to provide further assistance within a minute or two at the most. These aircraft could have stayed in the air for a couple of hours before having to refuel and wouldn't have returned to their ships during the attack. I have just ordered seven more of your novels. Keep up the good work! Robert Andrews Dear Patrick,
I just finished reading The Delta Solution and enjoyed it very much. I’m a retired Army helicopter pilot and flew AH-1G helicopter gunships in Vietnam and would like to make a couple of comments about the helicopter support during the attack on the pirate village. The four Black Hawks would have most likely flown off shore a mile or two and circled to be ready for immediate return to support the ground troops. The Apache aircraft would have also stayed close and circled to be ready to provide further assistance within a minute or two at the most. These aircraft could have stayed in the air for a couple of hours before having to refuel and wouldn’t have returned to their ships during the attack.
I have just ordered seven more of your novels. Keep up the good work!
Robert Andrews

]]> Comment on Bin Laden Is Dead. But He Didn’t Die Last Night by Tony Jewell http://www.patrickrobinson.com/bin-laden-is-dead-but-he-didnt-die-last-night/comment-page-1/#comment-30952 Tony Jewell Thu, 01 Nov 2012 06:16:00 +0000 http://www.patrickrobinson.com/?p=227#comment-30952 Hi Patrick. I have a copy of Power Play. Have a string of your novels. Wish I could get them all autographed?????. I especially lean towards a series type novel, which has the same main characters in each successive book. You become attached to them, like good army mates, or police mates. When I was a kid, Biggles, Bertie and Ginger were my heros. In some books you include maps. These are great. I like to know where I am when I'm away with 'the boys' on a mission. Just a couple of things. I've never heard the word 'bullet' in the army. They are 'rounds' The No2 on 'the gun' carries 2 extra belts of 'link'. 'The gun', or 'the black bitch', is, or was, the M60 machine gun'. To be shot at is to be getting 'brassed up'. The Platoon Commander is alway just 'the Boss'. In Australia, the Platoon Commander is called 'the toon marnda' A Sergeant is 'sardin' In my mob, I was the Platoon Commanders radio operator. In other words 'the Boss's sig.' The claymore mine is 'a ball bearinging rat trap', and, just in passing, makes a good pillow when snatching a couple of hours 'kip' in the scrub at night. I hope and pray you may come down to Australia and discover some of the asylum seekers are actually carrying large bundles of arms and ammunition in specially designed containers, which are being hidden in out remote crocadile infestered north. North West Cape radio tower, a 700 foot mask, delivering the most secret information on American plans to build a massive naval base in our remote and rugged north, is on the hit list to try and cripple U.S. military shipping in the Indian ocean. Perhaps Commander Mack Bedford could lead a 'team' to find and destroy the enemy base camp. Only a trio of 'wild fella's' (Aboriginals) know where the camp is. When one of the SEALS accidentally passes too close to a nest of croc. eggs, he is suddenly rushed by a 15 foot killer female guarding her eggs. He is saved from certain death by Henry Fingerbone, one of the three 'bush boys' who have been following the SEALS for 2 days. What an adventure this could turn into. I have lots of ideas mate. Most respectfully, your loyal reader and fan. Tony. Hi Patrick. I have a copy of Power Play. Have a string of your novels. Wish I could get them all autographed?????. I especially lean towards a series type novel, which has the same main characters in each successive book. You become attached to them, like good army mates, or police mates. When I was a kid, Biggles, Bertie and Ginger were my heros. In some books you include maps. These are great. I like to know where I am when I’m away with ‘the boys’ on a mission. Just a couple of things. I’ve never heard the word ‘bullet’ in the army. They are ’rounds’ The No2 on ‘the gun’ carries 2 extra belts of ‘link’. ‘The gun’, or ‘the black bitch’, is, or was, the M60 machine gun’. To be shot at is to be getting ‘brassed up’. The Platoon Commander is alway just ‘the Boss’. In Australia, the Platoon Commander is called ‘the toon marnda’ A Sergeant is ‘sardin’ In my mob, I was the Platoon Commanders radio operator. In other words ‘the Boss’s sig.’ The claymore mine is ‘a ball bearinging rat trap’, and, just in passing, makes a good pillow when snatching a couple of hours ‘kip’ in the scrub at night. I hope and pray you may come down to Australia and discover some of the asylum seekers are actually carrying large bundles of arms and ammunition in specially designed containers, which are being hidden in out remote crocadile infestered north. North West Cape radio tower, a 700 foot mask, delivering the most secret information on American plans to build a massive naval base in our remote and rugged north, is on the hit list to try and cripple U.S. military shipping in the Indian ocean. Perhaps Commander Mack Bedford could lead a ‘team’ to find and destroy the enemy base camp. Only a trio of ‘wild fella’s’ (Aboriginals) know where the camp is. When one of the SEALS accidentally passes too close to a nest of croc. eggs, he is suddenly rushed by a 15 foot killer female guarding her eggs. He is saved from certain death by Henry
Fingerbone, one of the three ‘bush boys’ who have been following the SEALS for 2 days. What an adventure this could turn into. I have lots of ideas mate. Most respectfully, your loyal reader and fan. Tony.

]]> Comment on Your Comments by Dirk http://www.patrickrobinson.com/contact/your-comments-2/comment-page-5/#comment-30883 Dirk Mon, 01 Oct 2012 20:22:28 +0000 http://specwarcom.com/?page_id=22#comment-30883 When might we anticipate the next book form Patrick? When might we anticipate the next book form Patrick?

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