Fairly Smooth Operator My Life Occasionally at the Tip of the Spear

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Fairly Smooth Operator  My Life Occasionally at the Tip of the Spear
Author : Caroline Walsh
File Size : 54,5 Mb
Publisher : Koehler Books
Language : English
Release Date : 30 November 2021
ISBN : 1646635221
Pages : 192 pages
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Fairly Smooth Operator My Life Occasionally at the Tip of the Spear by Caroline Walsh Book PDF Summary

"When people ask why I joined the Coast Guard, I respond that I was twenty-two, blond, and fit. In most military services that is guaranteed sexual harassment. Why not join the one with the ocean breeze?" Caroline's journey from enlisted Coast Guard member to CIA analyst includes boot camp, Hamptons yachters named Gary, meaning making in Guantanamo Bay, and a session with a Veterans Affairs-assigned therapist who has fourteen cats, one of which cures migraines. She takes you from serious topics of sexual harassment and suicide to laughing about how her predator's moment to make her prey was oddly interrupted. You are a fly on the wall during her botched FBI polygraph and will be scratching your head about her CIA classmate who U-turns during their surveillance-detection training like she just saw a sign for a sale at Macy's.

Fairly Smooth Operator  My Life Occasionally at the Tip of the Spear

"When people ask why I joined the Coast Guard, I respond that I was twenty-two, blond, and fit. In most military services that is guaranteed sexual harassment. Why not join the one with the ocean breeze?" Caroline's journey from enlisted Coast Guard member to CIA analyst includes boot camp, Hamptons

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Fairly Smooth Operator  My Life Occasionally at the Tip of the Spear

"When people ask why I joined the Coast Guard, I respond that I was twenty-two, blond, and fit. In most military services that is guaranteed sexual harassment. Why not join the one with the ocean breeze?" Caroline's journey from enlisted Coast Guard member to CIA analyst includes boot camp, Hamptons

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