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Exploits of a Real ATF Agent
By: Cal Campbell
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978-1-60862-431-7
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Paperback, 163 Pages
Publication Date:
September 22, 2012
Exploits of a Real ATF Agent
is a compilation of stories told to the author by his father Charles E. Campbell who served as a Government Agent for over thirty years. He retired on June 30, 1954, and has the distinction of being awarded the Albert Gallatin Award for his outstanding service as both a Prohibition Agent and an ATF Agent. The recognition is rarely given and is a true indication of his meritorious service as a Treasury Agent.
Although many of the stories are true, the author has taken the liberty of embellishing a few stories to make this a more interesting book to read. These few stories could have happened in other regions of the country and with other Agents.
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