Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright Page
Acknowledgements
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TEN
ELEVEN
TWELVE
THIRTEEN
FOURTEEN
FIFTEEN
SIXTEEN
SEVENTEEN
EIGHTEEN
NINETEEN
TWENTY
TWENTY-ONE
TWENTY-TWO
TWENTY-THREE
TWENTY-FOUR
TWENTY-FIVE
TWENTY-SIX
TWENTY-SEVEN
TWENTY-EIGHT
TWENTY-NINE
THIRTY
THIRTY-ONE
THIRTY-TWO
THIRTY-THREE
THIRTY-FOUR
THIRTY-FIVE
THIRTY-SIX
THIRTY-SEVEN
THIRTY-EIGHT
THIRTY-NINE
FORTY
FORTY-ONE
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WITHOUT REMORSE
DEBT OF HONOR
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THE BEAR AND THE DRAGON
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THE TEETH OF THE TIGER
SSN: STRATEGIES OF SUBMARINE WARFARE
Nonfiction
SUBMARINE: A GUIDED TOUR INSIDE A NUCLEAR WARSHIP
ARMORED CAV: A GUIDED TOUR OF AN ARMORED CAVALRY REGIMENT
FIGHTER WING: A GUIDED TOUR OF AN AIR FORCE COMBAT WING
MARINE: A GUIDED TOUR OF A MARINE EXPEDITIONARY UNIT
AIRBORNE: A GUIDED TOUR OF AN AIRBORNE TASK FORCE
CARRIER: A GUIDED TOUR OF AN AIRCRAFT CARRIER
SPECIAL FORCES: A GUIDED TOUR OF U.S. ARMY SPECIAL FORCES
INTO THE STORM: A STUDY IN COMMAND
(written with General Fred Franks, Jr., Ret., and Tony Koltz)
EVERY MAN A TIGER
(written with General Charles Horner, Ret., and Tony Koltz)
SHADOW WARRIORS: INSIDE THE SPECIAL FORCES
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And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given unto him a great sword.
—REVELATION 6:4
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
—ALBERT EINSTEIN
CAST OF CHARACTERS
JOINT STRIKE FORCE (JSF) LEADERSHIP—U.S.
David Becerra, President (“American Eagle”)
Roberta Santiago, National Security Advisor
Mark Hellenberg, White House Chief of Staff
General Laura Kennedy, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS)
General Rudolph McDaniel, Vice Chairman of the JCS
Major Alice Dennison, USMC, JSF Tactical Operations Specialist (“Hammer”)
Charles Shakura (lead interrogator for JSF)
JOINT STRIKE FORCE, ODA SPECIAL FORCES
Team Sergeant Nathan Vatz (“Vortex”; “Bali”)
Captain Tom Gerard, Detachment Commander
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Douglas Barnes, Assistant Detachment Commander
Sergeant Zack Murrow, Weapons Sergeant (“Volcano”)
Captain Mike Godfrey, Detachment Commander (ODA 888, “Berserker Six”)
Captain Manny Rodriguez, Detachment Commander (ODA 897, “Zodiac Six”)
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Samson, Assistant Detachment Commander (ODA 888, “Black Bear”)
Sergeant Jac Sasaki, Senior Medic (ODA 888, “Band-Aid”)
Staff Sergeant Paul Dresden, Assistant Medic (ODA 888, “Beethoven”)
JOINT STRIKE FORCE, MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCES
Colonel Stack, Company Commander
Staff Sergeant Raymond McAllen, Force Recon Team Leader (“Outlaw One”)
Sergeant Terry Jones, Assistant Team Leader (“Outlaw Two”)
Corporal Palladino, team scout/sniper (“Outlaw Three”)
Corporal Szymanski, team scout (“Outlaw Four”)
Lance Corporal Friskis, radio operator (“Outlaw Five”)
Navy Corpsman Gutierrez, medic (“Outlaw Six”)
Sergeant Scott Rule, New Assistant Team Leader (“Outlaw Two”)
F-35 DETACHMENT, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
Major Stephanie Halverson, USAF (“Siren”)
Captain Jake Boyd, USAF (“Ghost Hawk”)
Captain Lisa Johansson, USAF (“Sapphire”)
STRYKER BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM
Captain Chuck Welch, Company Commander
Staff Sergeant Marc Rakken (“Sparta Six”)
Sergeant Timothy Appleman, Vehicle Commander
Private First Class Penny Hassa, Vehicle Driver
USS FLORIDA SSN-805
Commander Jonathan Andreas
“Jack” (Operations Officer)
Senior Chief Radioman Sheldon
Chief Electronic Technician Burgess
“Dan” (Communications Officer)
JSF NAVY HIGH COMMAND, HONOLULU
Admiral Donald Stanton, Commander, Pacific Fleet (COMPACFLT)
Admiral Charles Harrison, Commander, Submarines, Pacific
“Smitty” USS Florida’s Submarine Squadron Commander
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Vsevolod Vsevolodovich Kapalkin, President
General Sergei Izotov, Director of the Glavnoje
Razvedyvatel ’noje Upravlenije (GRU)
Colonel Pavel Doletskaya (GRU)
Major Alexei Noskov, Tactical Operations Officer (“Werewolf”)
Colonel Viktoria Antsyforov (GRU)
Commander Ivan Golova, commander of the Ulyanovsk
Captain Pravota, Ka-29 chopper pilot
Captain Second Rank Mikhail Anatolyevich Kolosov, commander of the Romanov
Alexi Vasiliev, aka William Bullard, Russian mole
EUROPEAN FEDERATION
President Nathalie Perreau
General Amadou Bankolé, EF Enforcers Corps
Capitaine Ilaria Cimino, EFEC Executive Officer
CANADA
Robert Emerson, Prime Minister
“Khaki,” chopper pilot and ex-Canadian Special Forces
TERRORIST
Green Vox (symbolic head of the Green Brigade Transnational)
Map concept by James Ide Graphic design by Carole McDaniel
Map by Carole McDaniel
Map by Carole McDaniel
ONE
“He’s coming around! Everybody get—”
Team Sergeant Nathan Vatz never finished his sentence. The Russian T-100 main battle tank on the opposite end of the intersection finished it for him.
Vatz slammed onto his gut, sliding across the rain-slick pavement as the office building fifty meters ahead exploded with a thunderous boom.
Shards of concrete, glass, and mangled metal arced into the cold night and fell in a hailstorm on the blackened remains of the HMMWVs and a pair of eight-wheeled Stryker infantry combat vehicles, behind which Vatz’s special forces team had taken cover. A black rose of smoke backlit by fire bloomed across the intersection, driven by a wind thick with the stench of cordite.
With a sudden lurch, the fifty-ton tank rumbled closer, its 152mm smoothbore main gun swiveling menacingly, tracks grinding over the bodies of the rifle squad—the tank’s first victims—who’d been hit as they’d dismounted from one of the Strykers.
Vatz wiped sweat from his eyes, cleared his throat, and spoke into the tiny voice-activated boom mike at his lips: “Victor Six, this is Vortex, over?”
His voice had cracked. Calm down. They just had to get the hell out of here. That was it.
But now their exfiltration had gone to hell. No bird to swoop in, land on the rooftop helipad, and whisk them to safety. No nothing.
And that tank wasn’t operating alone. The rest of that platoon had to be nearby, with dismounted forces from the BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles parked outside the gate.
“Victor Six, this is Vortex, over?”
Where was the rest of his twelve-man team? They’d been right behind him, and the captain had been holding up in that doorway, which was now empty.
Vatz bolted to his feet, darted back behind the still-burning hulk of a Mercedes SUV, and suddenly raised his pistol, about to fire—
When he realized the men down the alley were friendlies, his team, easy to mistake because of their Russian Spetsnaz uniforms.
Weapons Sergeant Zack Murrow had already shouldered the Javelin antitank missile they had recovered from one of the dead infantrymen and was moving toward the street, about to lie prone and get a bead on that tank.
Vatz rushed toward Zack; never breaking cover, he said in perfect Russian, “Don’t miss.”
The sergeant answered in English. “Right. But forget the Russian, Nathan. Our cover’s been seriously blown.”
Vatz and his colleagues were Joint Strike Force soldiers wearing enemy uniforms. They would be considered spies. They would not be taken prisoner. There would be no diplomatic negotiation for their release.
Hurrying farther along the wall, Vatz found the detachment commander, Captain Tom Gerard, and the assistant detachment commander, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Douglas Barnes, speaking softly, Gerard working an index finger over his pocket PC. Next to them were the team’s two commo guys, and farther back were the two engineers and assistant weapons sergeant, Russian Varjag heavy pistols drawn as they covered the end of the alley. One of the two medics was positioned at the near side.
