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Honor Flight

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Fifty years ago, the International Space Marine Corps (ISMC) fought and won a narrow victory against a vicious foe. Now, Fleet Transport 'Astral Plane' is transporting survivors of this battle when a garbled warning is received, followed by orders from the President of the United Nations of Terra. Her orders are Unconditional surrender, or die.

Abner Fortis and the other Space Marines on 'Astral Plane' aren't about to surrender, but what can two hundred aged ISMC veterans on an unarmed Fleet transport do against overwhelming hostile forces?

It's no coincidence their motto is DINLI. Do It, Not Like It.

They just have to figure out how.

154 pages, ebook

Published October 20, 2018

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P.A. Piatt

30 books17 followers
P.A. Piatt was born and raised in western Pennsylvania. After his first attempt at college, he joined the Navy to see the world. He started writing as a hobby when he retired in 2005 and published his first novel in 2018.

His published works include the Abner Fortis, International Space Marine Corps mil-sf series, the Walter Bailey Misadventures urban fantasy trilogy, and other full-length novels in both science fiction and horror.

All of his novels and various published short stories can be found on Amazon.

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109 reviews4 followers
October 23, 2018
Page-turning, well-crafted military SF

The tale of the heroic last stand is as old as our civilization, so you know what you are going to get with this book, but the key is whether the author can make you feel what the characters feel. Piatt is incredibly good at doing this, and you quickly find yourself unwilling to stop reading. The war in these pages is by no means clean or glorious, but the character of the men who fight it is thoroughly admirable. There is no whining or angst, merely determination, so Piatt is able to create an enjoyable story without being simplistic or dated. There are no more tales to be told of the Space Marines, but one hopes we will see a lot more of this author.
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November 15, 2021
DON'T FORGET THE AMMO AND FRUIT

It was an excellent read, to short though..lol. am a retired sailor, the space marines were spot on along with the officers. all three books were great the hero at the end was sad but any marine worth his salt will tell you if you have to die , make it costly to the enemy and take as many as you can with you .
387 reviews3 followers
December 28, 2021
Enjoyable but sad end

I liked this book after reading the prequel and it was awesome to see several old time marines still do their best to fight. Sad to hear how some of them passed by the actions of a traitor and we never learned why happened to that coward. Other questions too but it was still a good book
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556 reviews1 follower
June 14, 2022
Heckofa Yarn.

This is a good series and if you're inclined to read military sf, I recommend you read it.

I understand DINLI, what I didn't like was the oft response, "indeed". It felt like an inside joke I just didn't get. DINLI comes from the same military source as SNAFU. Our enlisted have a good grasp of reality.
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Author 1 book19 followers
May 29, 2021
Spears in Space

Fun read; nothing better than a zero G spear charge!
Loved the inspiration for this besides the likable characters the author has a reliable knack for in bringing to life.
Well done!
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320 reviews17 followers
October 10, 2021
A great read about heroes, the bond of brotherhood in combat, and fighting aliens! I have some nits to pick that keep me from giving it star number 5, but it is a great read. Piatt certainly knows how to ramp up the conflict for his characters. Go read it.
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8 reviews
November 22, 2021
New author to follow

Yeh, more space opera, but I like space opera and Platt does it well.Good blend of character development and plot growth. Looking forward to more especially since Platt does not spin out one story into several books.
312 reviews2 followers
January 26, 2022
Well done

I truly enjoyed this semi stand alone novel. I’ve read the first four novels in the series detains the beginning. Now to wait for the rest. I have several friends and kinfolk who served in Army, Navy and the Marines. Never underestimate a Veteran.,
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August 5, 2021
Read in one sitting

Great fast moving story. Hope more books in this storyline are released soon as I have enjoyed both of of the books on Amazon so far.
1,129 reviews9 followers
November 20, 2021
Great Story!

Very well done and I can see how it spawned a trilogy. The author has an incredible gift for story telling.
312 reviews2 followers
November 23, 2021
Fine military space opera.

Engaging characters and bloodthirsty enemies. Fine drawn heroic main actors. Might make a great film someday. I hope to read more along these lines.
6 reviews
November 26, 2021
Good book.

The book itself was great although there were some inconsistencies with the previous books. Good flow but the battle could have more to it,
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December 9, 2021
Fantastic ending to a great series

A well written ending to a very interesting story. A tribute to all Marines that have ever served Semper Fi
258 reviews3 followers
January 8, 2022
more of a short story

Fast read, ties up all the loose ends. Enjoyed it, and understand/ appreciate the end of the story. Somber. Pretty good.
10 reviews
January 21, 2022
could not put it down

This was a book I had to keep reading. Stayed up at night and took half day off work today to finish book.
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July 12, 2022
Awesome and unexpected

No better of an ending for the Abner Fortis books. As an ex military, hats off the author. Did not see it coming.
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April 20, 2024
great space marine fiction

This is a great series this prequel/conclusion was well written and told a great story. I liked its ending. This is space marine fiction at its best
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