Artillery duels between the allied forces in South Korea and the seven thousand guns of North Korea ranged across the DMZ. With much of the North Korean aircraft destroyed during the preemptive attacks, South Korean and American attack fighters sortied from bases to strike at the leading North Korean columns. Skirmishes broke out between forward screening units. Nerves were on edge as the major ground units of the north and south were about to collide head-on. Will the southern defenses hold? Or will the masses of the north force their way through?
An anxious world looks on at North Korea’s use of chemical weapons. How will the United States respond? Will the use of weapons of mass destruction lead to a series of escalation events?
John O'Brien is a former Air Force fighter instructor pilot who transitioned to Special Operations for the latter part of his career gathering his campaign ribbon for Desert Storm. Immediately following his military service, John became a firefighter/EMT with a local department. Along with becoming a firefighter, he fell into the Information Technology industry in corporate management. Currently, John is writing full-time.
As a former marathon runner, John lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest and can now be found kayaking out in the waters of Puget Sound, mountain biking in the Capital Forest, hiking in the Olympic Peninsula, or pedaling his road bike along the many scenic roads.
This episode got way too much into repetitive detailing of how the armaments, etc worked. Yes, each episode does that, but this crossed the line where I would forward my audio book 30 seconds until I was out of the bulk of it. Otherwise, I thought it was odd to have a complete book devoted the the crossing over to get near Taiwan and not land yet! Ha!
North Korea and China are battling South Korea and the Americans but what N. Korea doesn't realize is they are just pawns in China's plan for total world dominance. Another action packed tale from O'Brien. I recommend this book and series to any fan of the military genre.
Just finished the 6th book in the series. Couldn’t put it down, and couldn’t put any of the other 5 books down. There was some repetition in this book, but it didn’t distract me. Great word visuals. Learned a lot about the North and South Koreas geography and a lot about strategy. Battle scenes brought you right into the pages of the book.
The ending left me hanging as they left the 5th tunnel. I hope there is a 7th Korea and an 8th and 9th China.