United States Space Force - Escudero, Paul D
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United States Space Force: Project Jupiter is a stand-alone novel. On June 25, 2018, right after President Donald J. Trump announced he would pursue establishing the United States Space Force, author Paul D. Escudero saw how enormous that decision was and immediately started writing this book. The United States Space Force concept goes beyond NASA, manned space flight, and American and International Space programs. There is a great possibility that aliens exist on multiple planets scattered throughout the universe. America is great at mitigating every threat known to mankind, except the alien…mehr

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United States Space Force: Project Jupiter is a stand-alone novel. On June 25, 2018, right after President Donald J. Trump announced he would pursue establishing the United States Space Force, author Paul D. Escudero saw how enormous that decision was and immediately started writing this book. The United States Space Force concept goes beyond NASA, manned space flight, and American and International Space programs. There is a great possibility that aliens exist on multiple planets scattered throughout the universe. America is great at mitigating every threat known to mankind, except the alien threat. United States Space Force is a fictional tale that describes how this all manifested into a galactic-bound space force. About the Author Paul D. Escudero started his journey in electronics in 1972. His initial training included vacuum tubes and transistor circuits because they existed in large numbers at the time. A lot of thoughts that go into this story are derived from the fact that Escudero worked on equipment used in the Venus Space probe, Space Shuttle, nuclear-powered submarines, ships, aircraft carriers, and certain other aircraft. He continues dabbling in electronics.
Autorenporträt
Paul D. Escudero is the author of several science fiction novels covering broad topics from aliens to the United States Space Force. Having a lifelong career in electronics associated with aircraft, ships, and submarines opened up numerous ideas for science fiction drama to him. He is also a train buff, studying the history of trains around the world, and a classical music connoisseur: he often listens to great compositions in piano, violin and symphonies while crafting out new works. And living in San Diego offers year-round walks along the beaches to enjoy the splendid marine life that abounds. During his spare time, Mr. Escudero studies Chinese and Japanese and currently, he is in the process of publishing a book in Chinese.