Choosers of the Slain
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The year is 2006 and Argentina has launched a military takeover of the Antarctic peninsula, seeking to dominate the last untapped resource pool on the planet. While the nations of the world are taken by surprise, the only military unit in position to react is the USS Cunningham, an experimental stealth guided missile destroyer on its first overseas deployment. And as the diplomatic furore reaches its inevitable stalemate, it is left to Commander Amanda Lee Garrett, in charge of the Cunningham, to take on the combined forces of the Argentine navy and air force in the freezing, fog-shrouded waters off the Antarctic circle while the fate of the seventh continent hangs in the balance. Stands head and shoulders above the missile-chaff of high-tech military novels... A direct hit! Eric Lustbader Genuinely exciting... First-rate military suspense Kirkus Reviews
Author: James Cobb
Format: Paperback, 408 pages, 111mm x 27mm, 235 g
Published: 1997, Headline Publishing Group, United Kingdom
Genre: Crime, Thriller & Adventure
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The year is 2006 and Argentina has launched a military takeover of the Antarctic peninsula, seeking to dominate the last untapped resource pool on the planet. While the nations of the world are taken by surprise, the only military unit in position to react is the USS Cunningham, an experimental stealth guided missile destroyer on its first overseas deployment. And as the diplomatic furore reaches its inevitable stalemate, it is left to Commander Amanda Lee Garrett, in charge of the Cunningham, to take on the combined forces of the Argentine navy and air force in the freezing, fog-shrouded waters off the Antarctic circle while the fate of the seventh continent hangs in the balance. Stands head and shoulders above the missile-chaff of high-tech military novels... A direct hit! Eric Lustbader Genuinely exciting... First-rate military suspense Kirkus Reviews
Choosers of the Slain