Alien Contact
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You join the Fleet, you train until it’s as natural to pilot your ship as to dance, as reflexive to fight with the ship’s weapons as to use your fists. Then you go where they send you, leaving behind your family and friends, knowing that relativistic travel ensures you’ll never see them again. To all intents and purposes, you’ve already given your life for your country—no, your species.
You can only trust that when you commit to battle near some far-off world, the commander they’ve assigned to y...ou will actually win, will make it worth the sacrifice.
As to you, personally, does it matter whether you live or die? Sel Menach asked himself this question more than once during the two-year voyage to war. Sometimes he thought it really didn’t matter at all. All he cared about was victory.
But when they got to the Formic world, forty lightyears from Earth, and he and his warship hurtled from the transport and faced the enemy formation, he discovered that no matter what his mind decided, his body was determined to live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You join the Fleet, you train until it’s as natural to pilot your ship as to dance, as reflexive to fight with the ship’s weapons as to use your fists. Then you go where they send you, leaving behind your family and friends, knowing that relativistic travel ensures you’ll never see them again. To all intents and purposes, you’ve already given your life for your country—no, your species.
You can only trust that when you commit to battle near some far-off world, the commander they’ve assigned to y...ou will actually win, will make it worth the sacrifice.
As to you, personally, does it matter whether you live or die? Sel Menach asked himself this question more than once during the two-year voyage to war. Sometimes he thought it really didn’t matter at all. All he cared about was victory.
But when they got to the Formic world, forty lightyears from Earth, and he and his warship hurtled from the transport and faced the enemy formation, he discovered that no matter what his mind decided, his body was determined to live.
What to read after Alien Contact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halpern, Marty to read onlineMoreLess
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