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Deep Sting
Deep Sting
Author: Charles D. Taylor
One man believes he can gain control of the most powerful naval force in the world 0 and his enemy will never know! — While the two superpowers are apparently relaxing under the spirit of glasnost, Nicholas Koniev, a Spetznaz-trained warrior, is leading a near-suicidal mission into the American submarine base of Bangor, Washington - home of the v...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780671676315
ISBN-10: 0671676318
Publication Date: 6/1991
Pages: 371
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Publisher: Pocket Books
Book Type: Paperback
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While two superpowers are apparently relaxing under the spitit of glasnost, Nicholas Koniev, a Soviet strategic and technical genius and a Spetznaz-trained warrior, is leading a near-suicidal mission in to the American submarine base of Bangor, Washington-home of the vital Trident missile subs. He appears to be using mini-subs to seed the harbor with sonar-activated mines that will deny the Tridents access to the Pacific, but appearances are deceiving. His actual mission is a one-man quest to neutralize the Trident system forever.


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