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12mo over 6.75 - 7.75'' tall Nice Tight Clean copy ! Slight spine crease. 495 pages. 7995

Phamphlet. Very Good First Edition. A Phamphlet which is decorated and a pull out into a poster on all the Herbs and Spices Mccormick carries. 1950's early 1960's No date stated 5/9/2003 12/24/2006 5:02:50 PM

Soft Cover. Good++. Water mark on the Inside Cover 5/9/2003 5/9/2003

For Sale First Edition

Near-new condition - NO remainder marks or price clippings - Stated First Printing - 333 pages - NO writing, marks or tears inside book. -

In their book, Level 4 Virus Hunters of the CDC, husband-wife team Dr. Joseph B. McCormick and Dr. Susan Fisher-Hoch invite you to join them in their search for those who may be infected by these lethal viruses. You will travel through equatorial Africa, the ghettos and rainforests of Brazil, and through settlements in northern Pakistan-all in the search of these killer viruses. Both Dr. McCormick and Dr. Fisher-Hoch will offer their scientific knowledge about how and why these viruses are so lethal to humans and what can be done to prevent any kind of devastating epidemic from ever breaking out. Though unsettling, Level 4 Virus Hunters of the CDC is truly a read that will keep you aware of the power of Mother Nature.

John McCormick has crafted this haunting, unforgettable novel from his own World War II service with the U.S. Marine Corps' elite Raiders - the men in the vanguard of the island-hopping campaign to wrest control of the Pacific from the Japanese. A veteran of some of the war's bloodiest fighting, he tells the story of a gallant band of young Marines coming of age in a crucible of fire, lead, and steel. For Privates Moe, Cole, Cannon, and the other riflemen of the 3d Squad, 3d Platoon, Dog Company, the war was not all killing or being killed. While camped on islands far from the focus of battle, these free spirits hatched many a plan to foil the officers struggling to rein them in. Their hilarious misadventures provide a dramatic contrast to the sobering accounts of close-quarters combat.