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Combat #3
A historic landmark collection, Combat, Vol. 3 depicts war as it is and soon will be-the shape of war to come.
Harold Coyle , reporting from the front lines of the information war, where cyberpunks are recruited to combat the growing swarm of hackers who orchestrate online terrorism around the world.
Ralph Peters , who takes us to the war-torn Balkan states, where a U.S. Army observer sent to keep an eye on the civil war is taken on a guided tour of the country at gunpoint, captured by the very people he was sent to monitor.
James Cobb , pitting one U.S. Cavalry unit against an aggressive Algerian recon division in an attempt to protect a defenseless African nation.
R. J. Pineiro who goes into the far reaches of space where a terrorist holds the world captive from a nuclear equipped space platform.
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
Harold Coyle , reporting from the front lines of the information war, where cyberpunks are recruited to combat the growing swarm of hackers who orchestrate online terrorism around the world.
Ralph Peters , who takes us to the war-torn Balkan states, where a U.S. Army observer sent to keep an eye on the civil war is taken on a guided tour of the country at gunpoint, captured by the very people he was sent to monitor.
James Cobb , pitting one U.S. Cavalry unit against an aggressive Algerian recon division in an attempt to protect a defenseless African nation.
R. J. Pineiro who goes into the far reaches of space where a terrorist holds the world captive from a nuclear equipped space platform.
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
- GenresMilitary FictionFiction
388 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 15, 2002
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June 9, 2021
A little dated. It's from 2001 after all. But stories surprisingly hold up pretty well. Had to chuckle at a high-tech army cyber-warfare unit using dial-up up on the "World Wide Web" but it was still a good yarn.
March 23, 2013
For all lovers of high-tech combat stories, Stephen Coonts does not disappoint with this compilation.
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August 30, 2008Couldn't get into it. I tried to start it several times, but it did nothing for me.
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