Brown, Dale

When the drug cartel enlists renegade Cubans to fly their deadly cargo into the United States, the government responds by calling upon Coast Guard Admiral Ian Hardcastle to head up a new high-tech, drug-defense agency known as the Hammerheads.

Confronted by the loss of its nuclear shield, the United States calls on the one bomber capable of destroying the Soviet Union's laser beam before it is too late. Six men and women crew the fighter through a wave of surface-to-air missiles and MiG fighters.

General Patrick McLanahan and his Air Battle Force are drawn into danger when they are assigned to stop a group of Taliban fighters who have gathered in Turkemenistan to sabotage the country's huge oil supplies.

Major General Patrick McLanahan, disgraced but unbowed after initiating an unauthorized attack on a Russian missile battery, must find a way to convince the government and the armed forces to follow his lead after he discovers the president of the Russian Federation is planning a long-range bomber attack on the U.S. mainland.

Final episode in the incredible saga of the crew of the "Old Dog," a high-tech B-52 bomber that won Dale Brown millions of readers with his classic best-seller, Flight of the Old Dog. Five years have passed since Brown introduced a remarkable group of American airmen who undertook a near impossible raid into Soviet Territory. One of them - First lieutenant David Luger - sacrificed his life to save his fellow crew members, and his body was left behind in the frozen wastes of Siberia.

This fictional story has adventure and suspense.

Henri Cazaus, one of the world's most feared and deadly terrorists, begins a campaign of vindication and revenge against the United States, using commercial aircraft purchased from an airline graveyard wholesaler to drop bombs on unsuspecting critical targets.