Publisher's Synopsis
Uncommon Vol. III: A Glass Unbroken by Mel King is a compelling memoir that takes readers deep into the corporate and military landscapes of the 1980s, weaving a narrative rich with historical nonfiction.
Set against the backdrop of Cold War history, this book offers an insider's look at the Martin Marietta Corporation and its role in pivotal military programs like the Pershing Missile and the Space Shuttle Challenger. Through the eyes of an African American industrial engineer and finance manager, readers explore the challenges and triumphs of corporate management during a time of intense technological and political change.
This gripping account not only delves into the complexities of business success stories but also provides a personal perspective on family life in the 80s. Mel King's journey is one of perseverance, career advancement, and navigating the pressures of high-stakes government contracts in a rapidly evolving world.
Whether you're interested in the military history of the Cold War, the intricacies of industrial engineering, or the African American experience in corporate America, Uncommon Vol. III: A Glass Unbroken delivers a powerful narrative that is both informative and inspiring. This book is a must-read for anyone curious about the intersection of technology, military strategy, and personal ambition during one of the most transformative periods in modern history.
