Tom Clancy - Debt of Honor

Yesterday, I finally finished Tom Clancy's Debt of Honor (German title: "Ehrenschuld"). I enjoyed it very mouch, although the amount of reading is enormous. The paperback copy I own has almost 1000 pages containing no pictures but a lot of small-printed text. Together with the limited time I have for reading, it took almost two months to get through it. I'm a little bit disappointed that my English reading ability is still so bad and plan to excersise this more.
As always, the book is very exciting - even or maybe especially at the very end. And as usually, Clancy uses his enormous knowledge about military and secret services to make the book realistic. The only thing I found slightly boring was the remarkable amount of submarine action happening. Somehow, I never manage to imagine what is exactly going on under water.
In comparison to e.g. "Without Remorse" (German title: "Gnadenlos"), the amount of violence is much lower. So my Tom Clancy to do list got reduced by one - the italic ones remain, the bold ones are read (source of list: Wikipedia):

English title	German title
Without remorse	Gnadenlos
Patriot Games	Die Stunde der Patrioten
Red Rabbit	Red Rabbit
The Hunt for Red October	Jagd auf Roter Oktober
The Cardinal of the Kremlin	Der Kardinal im Kreml
Clear and Present Danger	Der Schattenkrieg
The Sum of All Fears	Das Echo aller Furcht / Der Anschlag
Debt of Honor	Ehrenschuld
Executive Orders	Befehl von Oben
Rainbow Six	Operation Rainbow
The Bear and the Dragon	Im Zeichen des Drachen
The Teeth of the Tiger	Im Auge des Tigers

I'll try to at least buy the remaining ones in the US, since they are much cheaper here. Maybe eventually I'll write something about Germany's system of fixed book prices.