Rescue at Hiroshima. Chronicles of the Nevada Navy, #3

Par : e.West Smith
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  • ISBN978-0-9829360-6-1
  • EAN9780982936061
  • Date de parution01/05/2025
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  • Éditeure.West Smith

Résumé

Is the Submarine Captain Willing to Dice his Ghost Boat Against an Atom Bomb at Ground Zero?De Gama pitches the suicide order overboard. The adrenalin rush leaves him breathless, and he could refuse the order, but this rescue could be the one tiny candle of hope in the endless night of US-Japan annihilation. The suicide message: chance your boat and crew against the clock of a 5, 000-degree fireball to extract schoolchildren from Ground Zero at Hiroshima.
With this advanced-technology sub and heliplane, he would bet his life. But would his crew also bet their lives on this hastily planned Hail Mary against the atomic bomb?Gripping the wet, black steel of the sub's splinter shield, he wonders if he can save them all or will they vanish as ghosts in the nuclear wind?
E. West has been proposing and writing about projects the military and three-letter agencies have considered science fiction for years. So why not write some good techno-thriller fiction-submarine battles, aerial dogfights, hot LZ insertions, espionage, and just a bit of he-she conflict-for some appreciative readers? The three-letter agencies never much appreciating THAT much fiction, don't you know.