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Informationen zum Autor Dale Brown is the New York Times bestselling author of numerous books, from Flight of the Old Dog (1987) to, most recently, Eagle Station (2020). A former U.S. Air Force captain, he can often be found flying his own plane in the skies of the United States. He lives near Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Klappentext In military circles it's known as Air Battle Force—an air combat unit of the future, under the command of aerial warfare expert Major General Patrick McLanahan, capable of launching stealthy, precision-guided firepower to anywhere on the globe within hours. And now McLanahan and his warriors have their first target. Driven from Afghanistan, the parasitic forces of the deposed Taliban regime have decided to feed on a new host—an isolated, oil-rich Central Asian neighbor that's ripe for the conquering. The battle for control of the world's largest oil deposits has begun, with unsteady alliances forming and opposing forces set to collide. And now a handful of American commandos half a world away, aided by McLan-ahan's unproven robotic warplanes, will have to triumph against overwhelming numbers in a war that nobody—including "friendly" forces at home—wants them to win. Zusammenfassung In military circles it's known as Air Battle Force—an air combat unit of the future! under the command of aerial warfare expert Major General Patrick McLanahan! capable of launching stealthy! precision-guided firepower to anywhere on the globe within hours. And now McLanahan and his warriors have their first target. Driven from Afghanistan! the parasitic forces of the deposed Taliban regime have decided to feed on a new host—an isolated! oil-rich Central Asian neighbor that's ripe for the conquering. The battle for control of the world's largest oil deposits has begun! with unsteady alliances forming and opposing forces set to collide. And now a handful of American commandos half a world away! aided by McLan-ahan's unproven robotic warplanes! will have to triumph against overwhelming numbers in a war that nobody—including "friendly" forces at home—wants them to win. ...
