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The War (Armageddon's Song #1-5)

Andy Farman
4.9/5 (28346 ratings)
Description:The first five unabridged volumes of the best selling 'Armageddon's Song' story of a Third World War told in 660,512 words, with appendices of characters, terminology, acronyms at a discounted price, one third of what the books cost separately. Did the Cold War really end? No matter, it is about to get hot anyway. Espionage, subterfuge, corruption in high places and a nuclear plot are uncovered by a beautiful spy more used to shedding her clothes to discover secrets than she is of keeping them. Will duty bind her to silence or will conscience win her over? The 'Armageddon's Song' series puts you in the different seats of the combatants, friend and foe alike, be it dog fighting over the Pacific at the controls of a Sea Harrier, in the control room of a submarine during a torpedo attack in the Atlantic, looking down the sights of a sniper rifle on the north German Plain, and at the side of a Russian paratrooper General who leads from the front. Encompassing not just a story from a US point of view but also through the eyes and deeds of the other combatants, on both sides of the conflict. There are many and varied characters that this book will follow, the soldiers and the spooks, the brave and the low, and of course those who are just trying to survive World War 3. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excerpt: The 1st Brigade had diverted to an even more southerly route but they were hustling to catch up, and were minutes behind but the transports had to slow before commencing a drop. A pre-drop checklist was completed and this was then followed by a second, for the slowdown. The completion of the second checklist was marked by the flick of a switch. ‘Red On’. They were now 40 minutes from the DZ and the men strapped their equipment container to a leg and stood. The container held the man’s personal weapon in a sleeve along with his bergan and webbing. Some of the containers bore luminous white stickers and these were ‘Must Go’ loads that held radios, mortar, machine gun, anti-tank or medical equipment. In the event of the bearer being killed or wounded he would be divested of the container by whoever was passing for it to be deposited with company headquarters at the rally point. The air load masters got the men on their feet and hooked up their ‘Strops’ to the static lines. To the relief of all concerned the side doors on the left and right of the fuselage were opened, venting the accumulated perfume of vomit and high octane aviation fuel, the Eau de Pegasus. “45 OK!...44 OK!...43 OK!...” A buddy-buddy check of the man in front by the paratrooper behind was carried out, starting with the last man in each stick and working forwards of course. With nothing more to do except to continue standing with backs bent under the weight of their loads and wait for the green light. The howl of the wind through the open doors brought with it the scent of warfare, high explosive and burning petrochemicals. 130mph and at 800 feet the C-130s of No. 24 Squadron RAF led the Anglo/French stream. There was some ground fire, small arms and light machine gun fire from the defending Chinese troops in their trenches on the beaches, a side window shattered as a few rounds scored, but nothing more serious occurred as they passed over the western shore of Mactan and were finally above the DZ. Wing Commander Dunn reached forwards to activate the green light for the Loadies to begin despatching the sticks of paratroopers but his hand was suddenly not there anymore, just a bloody stump and cannon shells were exploding in the cockpit, destroying the instrument panel, and killing the co-We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The War (Armageddon's Song #1-5). To get started finding The War (Armageddon's Song #1-5), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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The War (Armageddon's Song #1-5)

Andy Farman
4.4/5 (1290744 ratings)
Description: The first five unabridged volumes of the best selling 'Armageddon's Song' story of a Third World War told in 660,512 words, with appendices of characters, terminology, acronyms at a discounted price, one third of what the books cost separately. Did the Cold War really end? No matter, it is about to get hot anyway. Espionage, subterfuge, corruption in high places and a nuclear plot are uncovered by a beautiful spy more used to shedding her clothes to discover secrets than she is of keeping them. Will duty bind her to silence or will conscience win her over? The 'Armageddon's Song' series puts you in the different seats of the combatants, friend and foe alike, be it dog fighting over the Pacific at the controls of a Sea Harrier, in the control room of a submarine during a torpedo attack in the Atlantic, looking down the sights of a sniper rifle on the north German Plain, and at the side of a Russian paratrooper General who leads from the front. Encompassing not just a story from a US point of view but also through the eyes and deeds of the other combatants, on both sides of the conflict. There are many and varied characters that this book will follow, the soldiers and the spooks, the brave and the low, and of course those who are just trying to survive World War 3. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excerpt: The 1st Brigade had diverted to an even more southerly route but they were hustling to catch up, and were minutes behind but the transports had to slow before commencing a drop. A pre-drop checklist was completed and this was then followed by a second, for the slowdown. The completion of the second checklist was marked by the flick of a switch. ‘Red On’. They were now 40 minutes from the DZ and the men strapped their equipment container to a leg and stood. The container held the man’s personal weapon in a sleeve along with his bergan and webbing. Some of the containers bore luminous white stickers and these were ‘Must Go’ loads that held radios, mortar, machine gun, anti-tank or medical equipment. In the event of the bearer being killed or wounded he would be divested of the container by whoever was passing for it to be deposited with company headquarters at the rally point. The air load masters got the men on their feet and hooked up their ‘Strops’ to the static lines. To the relief of all concerned the side doors on the left and right of the fuselage were opened, venting the accumulated perfume of vomit and high octane aviation fuel, the Eau de Pegasus. “45 OK!...44 OK!...43 OK!...” A buddy-buddy check of the man in front by the paratrooper behind was carried out, starting with the last man in each stick and working forwards of course. With nothing more to do except to continue standing with backs bent under the weight of their loads and wait for the green light. The howl of the wind through the open doors brought with it the scent of warfare, high explosive and burning petrochemicals. 130mph and at 800 feet the C-130s of No. 24 Squadron RAF led the Anglo/French stream. There was some ground fire, small arms and light machine gun fire from the defending Chinese troops in their trenches on the beaches, a side window shattered as a few rounds scored, but nothing more serious occurred as they passed over the western shore of Mactan and were finally above the DZ. Wing Commander Dunn reached forwards to activate the green light for the Loadies to begin despatching the sticks of paratroopers but his hand was suddenly not there anymore, just a bloody stump and cannon shells were exploding in the cockpit, destroying the instrument panel, and killing the co-We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The War (Armageddon's Song #1-5). To get started finding The War (Armageddon's Song #1-5), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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