John Tripp (1927-1986) was one of the leading literary figures in Wales. Poet, short story writer, and journalist, he was an outspoken and often controversial writer whose passion and vigour often spilled over. This book features a collection of his writings.
Set against the backdrop of naval life, the story follows Jack and the crew of the HMCS Gatineau as they navigate challenges after returning from a wedding in Ireland. The addition of a Motor Torpedo Boat (MTB) introduces new adventures and dynamics for the sailors, showcasing their camaraderie and resilience in the face of various 'brushfires.' The narrative captures the essence of life at sea, blending personal stories with the unique experiences of naval service.
Engage with Goldratt's Theory of Constraints through a user-friendly guide and interactive software that simulates managing a production plant. You will navigate seven challenge games designed to teach key TOC processes, mirroring the successes of Alex Rogo, the protagonist from "The Goal." This hands-on approach allows you to learn about purchasing, production, and sales while applying TOC principles in a practical setting, making complex concepts accessible and enjoyable.
Jack Leywood joins the Canadian Navy and quickly makes a name for himself as a crack student being the first in his class. His luck changes when he discovers the joys of racing sail with one of his ships officers. His temper flares when he and his pal discover a young girl dead of an overdose and the germ of an idea forms he would take on the drug lords of the Union Corse sending heroin ashore in New Brunswick. Then using his racing ketch as a base, his friends join him to begin taking down the yachts dropping off the white death and finally attracts the attention of Charles DeGaulle who decorates him for bravery and the dragons are born.