528:, now based in Mount Weather, rules that Secretary Lambert must answer all questions put to him by the congressional committee. Again before Congress, he reveals Livingston's order to warn China of Russia's impending nuclear attack. This, along with the President's refusal to follow through on Congress' declaration of war, triggers calls for his immediate impeachment. In Russia, STAVKA decides to make any further attacks on US or allied targets contingent on Livingston's continuity as president.
501:. On his way out of the bunker, Lambert asks the military for help in locating his wife and in-laws, as he has not heard from them since boarding Nightwatch. On the irradiated outskirts of Washington DC, Lambert hitches a ride on an Army helicopter and spots his wife's abandoned car on a highway. A few miles down the road, he finds his in-laws' minivan: inside are the bodies of Lambert's wife, his relatives, and Filipov's wife, long dead from exposure to radioactive fallout.
432:, Razov assures Livingston that the nuclear attack on the US was a mistake and promises that there will be no more attacks from Russia. Livingston disgustedly disconnects from Moscow and tells Razov that he had better keep his word about no more attacks, as the US continues its nuclear retaliation against Russia. A reformed STAVKA learns that the submarines in the Kara Sea bastion have received orders from Zorin to launch their nuclear missiles simultaneously
675:," respect for Russia's pre-war borders, the rearmament of its conventional forces, and the scheduled withdrawal of American and allied troops from European Russia. Lambert would have two hours to come to an agreement. If, after the deadline, he goes incommunicado or is deemed to be under duress, US forces will receive orders to attack both Moscow and the Kara Sea submarine bastion, followed by the destruction of all major metropolitan areas in Russia with
652:, Russia's ballistic missile submarines will be ordered to attack all major US population centers. The announcement sparks panic across the United States, with cities deserted at a critical economic moment. In Los Angeles, Melissa Chandler decides to evacuate the city, fearing for her life and that of her newborn son. In addition to the televised speech and Filipov's debriefing in Philadelphia, the CIA received the same information from a well-placed
836:
479:, Vice President Paul Constanzo makes a televised address calling for a massive military response against Russia in retaliation for its attack on the US. Constanzo's words are diametrically opposed to Livingston's strategy, who believes that a land invasion of Russian territory and/or an attempt at forced nuclear disarmament will lead to a second nuclear exchange, this time directed at each other's cities: a
580:, Slovakia, near the border with Ukraine. On his first day in a war zone, Chandler manages to kill two of his men in an unmarked minefield. After surviving a Russian chemical bombardment, he is ordered by Colonel Harkness, the regional commander of US forces, to take command of an armored battalion, despite Chandler's protests to be transferred to an intelligence unit.
233:, as heated internal debates concerning the right course of action in the war unfold on both sides, and each government tries to deal with the colossal damage the nuclear strike has done to its country. Moderate voices try to prevent a second nuclear exchange by taming the hawks and working behind the scenes to arrange a
517:
Euro-American
Military Security" (TEAMS) involving the US, the UK, Italy, Canada, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Iceland, Greece, and Turkey, with Finland as a secret partner. Despite the restraint toward Russia, Livingston orders the detonation of a high-altitude nuclear warhead over
375:
In the
Kremlin bunker, Zorin watches the US evacuation and bomber takeoffs on cable news. Outside, loyalist government forces cut off the coup plotters' communications and take the complex by force, leaving Zorin unable to contact most of Russia's armed forces, including Razov's nuclear attack in the
670:
against the occupying forces. President
Constanzo, searching for a way to end the war, orders Lambert to meet personally with Razov in Moscow to offer him a peace treaty. Russia would surrender its nuclear arsenal in exchange for a five-year period (renewable based on political conditions) under the
745:
batteries at the
Russian submarine, triggering the override orders for all of the Bastion's forces to launch their missiles. Razov assures Constanzo that the warheads will not detonate, but Constanzo does not believe him, despite Lambert's pleas. In response to the launches, Constanzo orders the US
535:
to be held by
Congress before the actual impeachment vote. If the resolution against him passes, he will order the US armed forces to a full war footing against Russia. The straw vote is a landslide for impeachment. As promised, Livingston's final act in office is to declare free-fire rules against
459:
Still aboard
Nightwatch, President Livingston and his cabinet plan for the aftermath of the nuclear strike. Since the Russian attack did not directly target civilians, casualties are relatively low. To prevent the conflict from escalating further, Livingston orders the US military to stand down and
356:
with the rest of the
Cabinet and the Joint Chiefs, while Filipov is recalled to Moscow. As the White House is evacuated, US President Walter Livingston instructs the Secretary of State to warn the Chinese of the impending strike, lest the US becomes complicit in Russia's heinous actions. Lambert is
388:
against Russia. Still in control of the nuclear communicators, Zorin orders the ICBM forces in western Russia to launch at their pre-programmed targets. Russia's ballistic missile submarines are not used in the attack, as their missiles are far less accurate than the ICBMs and thus only useful for
344:
Pavel
Filipov, a close friend of his and his family's. As a reward for US logistical cooperation in the war against China, Filipov reveals that General Zorin was the one who convinced the North Koreans to invade the Demilitarized Zone to preserve Russia's supply lines across the Korean Peninsula.
707:
Bombs and artillery cover Moscow, and Razov, Filipov, and
Lambert race back to the Kremlin. As they fight their way into the bunker, Razov takes control of the nuclear communicators and enters a code. Lambert calls President Constanzo to tell him that General Razov has agreed to the terms of the
544:
After
Constanzo is sworn in as President, the US and its allies move to invade Russia. At the same time, General Razov orders an amphibious assault on Iceland to keep a number of elite US and Canadian units from joining the main invasion force. With most of the Russian army still on the Siberian
424:
While President Livingston retires to his private cabin aboard Nightwatch to collect his thoughts, JCS Chairman Thomas wonders to the rest of the staff how the Chinese were able to retaliate so quickly since their missile forces are not as advanced as those of Russia or the US and require a long
753:
The Russian missiles hit their targets all over the United States; true to Razov's word, no nuclear warheads are detonated. As American and Russian forces agree to a cease-fire and pull back from the fighting, Lambert, Filipov, and Razov climb out of the Kremlin bunker and onto a badly damaged
620:
of unprecedented proportions in the coming months unless civilian economic activity is normalized. As such, Constanzo signs an executive order to force all civilian employees back to their jobs. Lambert also proposes a previously rejected plan to open a third front in northwestern Russia, with
603:
The US and its allies rapidly advance in two prongs from their staging areas in Central Europe into the heart of European Russia. Despite the surrender of forces in Ukraine and Belarus, and the Polish-led northern prong advancing as planned, the southern prong stalls near Prešov due to heavy
516:
Although Livingston desperately tries to prevent an all-out war between the US and Russia, skirmishes between the two countries continue in and around Russia. After the governments of Germany and France refuse to support the US as part of NATO, his cabinet begins negotiating a new "Treaty on
587:
in Philadelphia, formally transferring most functions and personnel from the bunkers and Nightwatch. National Security Advisor Gregory Lambert becomes famous among a wary civilian population for his congressional testimony against Livingston and the loss of his family in the nuclear attack.
536:
all Russian military targets, with the notable exception of the submarines in the Kara Sea bastion. In his final moments as president, Livingston begs Lambert to stay in the cabinet to moderate Constanzo's aggression toward Russia, urging him to avoid a second nuclear exchange at all costs.
591:
In the Kremlin, Filipov is ordered by Razov to travel to the United States and meet with his friend Lambert (under the pretext of looking for his wife) to warn him of the orders received by the ballistic missile submarines in the Kara Sea bastion. After a debriefing at a CIA safe house in
504:
In the Kremlin, General Razov is overruled by the STAVKA staff and agrees to take a more proactive role in defending Russia, ordering an invasion of Iceland, a strategic deployment to western Ukraine to counter US forces on the border with Slovakia, and aborting the Russian incursion into
396:
Aboard Nightwatch, President Livingston and his staff are informed of the Chinese retaliation against Russia. At the same time, however, they receive a warning that Russian strategic nuclear weapons are attacking the United States. Based on its trajectory, the attack is classified as a
460:
only engage Russian forces if fired upon first, a decision that causes Lambert and the military staff to question the President's judgment. The stress takes its toll on the President, who must approve every emergency decision that reaches his desk, including farming in the midst of
27:
421:, along with US nuclear silos and major bomber and radar bases, suffer a similar fate. Immediate casualties in the continental United States are estimated to be between 4.5 and 7 million dead, with hundreds of thousands more severely injured or exposed to high doses of radiation.
691:
to meet with Filipov, the other members of STAVKA depose General Razov. After Lambert and Filipov are informed of the impromptu coup, the latter sets out to rescue Razov. Filipov's vehicles intercept the convoy carrying Razov and his entourage outside
656:
source with ties to the Russian leadership, codenamed "Damocles," whom Lambert suspects is Filipov. The CIA and NSA analysts maintain their argument to President Constanzo that everything they have received from Russia about "Bastion" is a planned
625:
that could reach Moscow before the end of the year. Supported by Finnish forces, the amphibious assault is successful, as Russian forces in the area are unable to respond in time to prevent a possible Allied encirclement of
412:
At March AFB, Chandler takes command of his assigned battalion and boards a commercial airliner for an unknown destination. Minutes later, the base is obliterated by dozens of Russian nuclear warheads. Other targets such as
637:, forcing the Russian troops still in transit (deployed around China to meet this new invasion) to transfer to European Russia instead. Despite heavy losses, the US takes Vladivostok and destroy several sections of the
475:, the surviving members of the US Congress meet in an emergency session to pass a declaration of war, instructing the President to prosecute the war until all of Russia's nuclear forces are disarmed or destroyed. From
425:
preparation time. Lambert informs Thomas and the rest of the staff of Livingston's order to warn China of Russia's attack. The revelation shakes the staff's confidence in the President's ability to lead the country.
379:
After being warned by the US of Russia's impending nuclear attack, China retaliates by launching its own nuclear weapons against Russia. However, the warheads aimed at Moscow are intercepted by the nuclear-tipped
699:
A newly promoted Lieutenant Colonel Chandler orders his armored task force to breach the Moscow perimeter. His tank is disabled by a Russian missile and he is forced to continue on foot. When he reaches an enemy
766:
Three months after the formal cessation of hostilities, the security situation in Russia worsens for the American occupation forces as anarchist protests erupt in major cities, sparked by winter food shortages.
596:, President Constanzo reviews Filipov's taped statement. The Joint Chiefs, along with the Directors of the CIA and NSA, believe that the so-called "Kara Sea Submarine Bastion Threat" is a bluff, arguing that a
696:. Lambert offers Razov the US terms for a cease-fire, and Razov personally agrees. As Lambert's deadline passes, President Constanzo orders the attack on Moscow and the Kara Sea Bastion to begin immediately.
708:
truce. Razov explains to Constanzo that the code he entered into the communicator disabled the detonators on the nuclear warheads on the Bastion's submarines, a fail-safe measure put in place by
497:
Congress orders an investigation into the causes of the war and calls a number of witnesses, including National Security Advisor Greg Lambert, to the Greenbrier facilities to testify before the
616:
to warn President Constanzo that there is a very high probability that large portions of the civilian population abandoning the major cities in fear of a second nuclear exchange will cause an
666:
As US and allied forces approach Moscow, the "Damocles" source continues to feed information to the US, including reports that Russian forces are preparing for a long and protracted nuclear
521:
as a warning shot to force North Korea out of its ongoing invasion. The ploy works, with North Korea notifying the United Nations of their immediate military withdrawal from the South.
663:
operation by STAVKA to maintain its nuclear counterforce capability. However, the military officers are becoming more aware of the potential risk that the conflict escalates further.
372:
to take command of his unit, leaving behind his wife Melissa, who is nine months pregnant. As the mobilization continues, Melissa goes into labor and decides to leave the city.
770:
In Los Angeles, Chandler says goodbye to his wife and child as his two-week leave of absence comes to an end and returns to Europe to take command of his armored task force.
384:
deployed around the capital. Zorin, sleep-deprived and under the influence of amphetamines, is convinced that the US has taken advantage of the confusion and launched a
326:
325:
against China. Thomas tries but fails to talk Razov out of the decision. In Moscow, a radical anti-Western Russian general, Zorin, kills the civilian government and
557:
and admonishes former NATO members France, Germany, and Norway to respect American supply lines and military facilities. As Russia's satellites are shot down by
913:
498:
405:) rather than civilian infrastructure. The president takes the advice of the Joint Chiefs and orders its own ICBMs to retaliate in kind against Russia's
648:
General Razov calls the US television networks to address the United States directly, warning its citizens that if allied forces break through Moscow's
593:
357:
wary of the ramifications of Livingston's decision, but the chaos of the evacuation prevents the President from hearing his advisor's objections.
222:, a series of accidents and misunderstandings lead to a Russian nuclear strike against the United States. The US retaliates against Russia, and
513:
Lambert refuses to answer the congressional committee's questions, arguing that the information is classified for national security purposes.
983:
389:
hitting large targets with large margins of error, such as population centers. The submarines are ordered to maintain their positions in a "
928:
487:. President Livingston lands in Philadelphia to set up his cabinet on land and resolve the issues with the Vice President and Congress.
849:
893:
476:
298:
Set in the late 1990s against the backdrop of a stalemated Russo-Chinese war for control of Eastern Siberia, North Korea invades the
244:
948:
923:
613:
402:
953:
938:
248:
758:. Still angry, Filipov bids farewell to his former friend Lambert, and Razov hints that he was the "Damocles" source all along.
490:
On the way back to Los Angeles, Melissa Chandler goes into labor. She gives birth to a baby boy in an overcrowded hospital in
719:
Constanzo sends orders to abort the naval attack on the Kara Sea. Most of the abort orders are acknowledged, but the cruiser
318:
713:
562:
565:, its main submarine bases in the Baltic Sea are destroyed in a conventional bombing campaign. Russia retaliates by using
963:
381:
988:
958:
813:
903:
701:
130:
120:
973:
908:
918:
385:
573:
bombers to knock out power plants in the western United States, plunging cities like Los Angeles into darkness.
943:
494:. In the aftermath of the nuclear attack, drinking water and food have become scarce across the United States.
247:
Greg Lambert and his immediate political superiors: President Walter Livingston, his successor, as well as the
933:
883:
704:, he finds the bodies of hundreds of conscripted Russian soldiers killed by American-fired chemical weapons.
605:
429:
269:
Chandler's wife, Melissa, as she struggles with the birth of their first child in the midst of a nuclear war.
968:
898:
888:
861:
440:
154:
727:
505:
northeastern China, so that Russia's best forces and materiel can be redeployed to the European theater.
418:
401:" aimed at American strategic military facilities (such as missile silos, major air and naval bases, and
854:
978:
676:
659:
554:
480:
428:
Returning to Moscow from the Far East, Razov arrests Zorin and the rest of the coup plotters. Over the
314:
282:
237:. Meanwhile, the on-the-ground consequences for both civilians and the military are explored in depth.
726:
is engaged in battle with one of the submarines and its communications are knocked out. The destroyer
444:
414:
299:
491:
465:
406:
322:
638:
609:
550:
746:
Navy's SSBNs to launch their missiles against Russia on their own orders: the detection of an
747:
329:
with a bomb, seizing control of the Kremlin in a swift coup d'etat and taking command of the
592:
Philadelphia, Lambert tells Filipov that his wife died in the attack. In a meeting with the
553:
of provisional troops to assist in the defense of the Russian homeland. Constanzo abrogates
868:
369:
303:
8:
617:
600:
is inconsistent with both Russia's top-down military doctrine and game theory scenarios.
68:
341:
809:
720:
709:
667:
645:, Sakhalin and other Siberian regions declare their secession from Moscow's control.
584:
139:
126:
115:
583:
With Washington, DC, contaminated by nuclear fallout, the US government organizes a
693:
672:
649:
627:
525:
165:
461:
390:
365:
255:
230:
192:
58:
634:
570:
566:
484:
472:
337:
321:, General Andrew Thomas, to warn the United States of Russia's decision to use
877:
841:
802:
642:
545:
front, the western border is left lightly defended. STAVKA orders the use of
223:
215:
188:
40:
348:
As the Russian nuclear attack on China unfolds, the US preemptively goes to
558:
531:
With his options running out, President Livingston is notified of a secret
398:
742:
546:
439:
With ground communications lost, Chandler's plane is notified to land at
433:
361:
278:
219:
196:
184:
146:
755:
688:
532:
353:
73:
597:
518:
234:
577:
393:" around the Kara Sea, to be used if Russia orders a second strike.
340:, US National Security Advisor Greg Lambert has dinner with Russian
835:
313:
In an effort to end the war quickly, the commander of the Russian
26:
622:
352:
and recalls all its military forces. Lambert is ordered to board
211:
653:
448:
349:
330:
263:
259:
207:
203:
140:
199:
published in September 1994 and written in 1991 and 1992.
166:
633:
In the Russian Far East, US Marines stage a landing on
262:, where his unit spearheads the allied advance towards
285:. This term is used in the opening pages of the book.
229:
The novel becomes part military techno thriller, part
608:. The potential for a protracted land war prompt the
831:
687:
While Lambert crosses the Moscow front line under a
641:. After the Japanese Self-Defense Forces occupy the
850:
Tally of nuclear detonations, yields, and locations
801:
750:consistent with a nuclear attack against US soil.
409:before they are destroyed in the incoming attack.
473:Congressional Bunker in Greenbrier, West Virginia
875:
737:; the order arrives too late, however, and the
576:Major Chandler's plane lands at an air base in
368:Major David Chandler is ordered to report to
914:Novels about the United States Marine Corps
855:Map of nuclear detonation general locations
25:
716:in order to prevent a nuclear civil war.
240:The novel focuses on three key groups:
876:
555:Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty
436:, and to disregard any recall orders.
799:
481:mutually assured destruction scenario
319:Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
984:Novels about nuclear war and weapons
468:, housing, and disaster management.
929:Novels set in post-communist Russia
317:, General Yuri Razov, calls the US
13:
14:
1000:
827:
800:Harry, Eric L. (September 1994).
258:, as he is activated and sent to
16:1994 debut novel by Eric L. Harry
894:American post-apocalyptic novels
834:
102:Print (hardback & paperback)
949:Novels set in the United States
924:Novels set during World War III
869:Reader reviews at Library Thing
288:
954:Novels set in Washington, D.C.
939:Novels set in Saint Petersburg
793:
780:
277:, which was a code during the
1:
773:
382:anti-ballistic missile system
273:The title refers to the term
677:nuclear demolition munitions
604:resistance from the Russian
214:, and war brews between the
7:
790:. Macmillan, 2001, pg. 245.
761:
508:
293:
10:
1005:
989:Simon & Schuster books
964:Novels set in Philadelphia
539:
454:
315:Siberian Military District
110:625 pp (paperback edition)
959:Novels set in Los Angeles
682:
445:Newfoundland and Labrador
434:in case they are attacked
308:
302:weeks before the planned
249:National Security Council
245:National Security Advisor
164:
152:
138:
114:
106:
98:
90:
80:
64:
54:
46:
36:
24:
904:American thriller novels
323:tactical nuclear weapons
94:United States of America
974:Fiction about invasions
909:Novels by Eric L. Harry
733:is ordered to sink the
621:amphibious landings in
407:Strategic Rocket Forces
919:Techno-thriller novels
788:Platoon: Bravo Company
714:attempted coup in 1991
639:Trans-Siberian Railway
304:reunification of Korea
254:Major David Chandler,
944:Novels set in Siberia
748:electromagnetic pulse
331:nuclear communicators
172:PS3558.A6753 A89 1994
934:Novels set in Moscow
884:1994 American novels
594:Principals Committee
370:March Air Force Base
69:Simon & Schuster
969:Novels set in China
899:American war novels
889:Fiction set in 1999
618:economic depression
585:provisional capital
462:radioactive fallout
399:counterforce strike
31:First edition (h/b)
21:
786:Hemphill, Robert.
471:Meanwhile, at the
376:Russian Far East.
300:Demilitarized Zone
281:for a strike by a
19:
979:1994 debut novels
415:Cheyenne Mountain
176:
175:
91:Publication place
996:
865:
864:
862:Official website
844:
839:
838:
821:
819:
807:
797:
791:
784:
694:Lefortovo Prison
673:nuclear umbrella
668:war of attrition
628:Saint Petersburg
526:US Supreme Court
499:select committee
342:military attaché
195:about a limited
168:
142:
134:
82:Publication date
29:
22:
18:
1004:
1003:
999:
998:
997:
995:
994:
993:
874:
873:
860:
859:
840:
833:
830:
825:
824:
816:
798:
794:
785:
781:
776:
764:
685:
610:Federal Reserve
606:8th Guards Army
598:dead-hand order
542:
511:
457:
366:US Army Reserve
311:
296:
291:
256:US Army Reserve
231:political drama
193:techno-thriller
157:
125:
124:
99:Media type
83:
72:
59:Techno-thriller
32:
17:
12:
11:
5:
1002:
992:
991:
986:
981:
976:
971:
966:
961:
956:
951:
946:
941:
936:
931:
926:
921:
916:
911:
906:
901:
896:
891:
886:
872:
871:
866:
857:
852:
846:
845:
829:
828:External links
826:
823:
822:
815:978-0515117929
814:
808:. Jove Books.
792:
778:
777:
775:
772:
763:
760:
730:John S. McCain
684:
681:
541:
538:
510:
507:
485:nuclear winter
464:, calling the
456:
453:
441:Gander Airport
338:Washington, DC
310:
307:
295:
292:
290:
287:
271:
270:
267:
252:
174:
173:
170:
162:
161:
158:
153:
150:
149:
144:
136:
135:
118:
112:
111:
108:
104:
103:
100:
96:
95:
92:
88:
87:
86:September 1994
84:
81:
78:
77:
66:
62:
61:
56:
52:
51:
48:
44:
43:
38:
34:
33:
30:
15:
9:
6:
4:
3:
2:
1001:
990:
987:
985:
982:
980:
977:
975:
972:
970:
967:
965:
962:
960:
957:
955:
952:
950:
947:
945:
942:
940:
937:
935:
932:
930:
927:
925:
922:
920:
917:
915:
912:
910:
907:
905:
902:
900:
897:
895:
892:
890:
887:
885:
882:
881:
879:
870:
867:
863:
858:
856:
853:
851:
848:
847:
843:
842:Novels portal
837:
832:
817:
811:
806:
805:
796:
789:
783:
779:
771:
768:
759:
757:
751:
749:
744:
740:
736:
732:
731:
725:
724:
717:
715:
711:
705:
703:
697:
695:
690:
680:
678:
674:
669:
664:
662:
661:
655:
651:
650:ring motorway
646:
644:
643:Kuril Islands
640:
636:
631:
629:
624:
619:
615:
611:
607:
601:
599:
595:
589:
586:
581:
579:
574:
572:
568:
564:
560:
556:
552:
548:
537:
534:
529:
527:
522:
520:
514:
506:
502:
500:
495:
493:
488:
486:
483:leading to a
482:
478:
477:Mount Weather
474:
469:
467:
466:draft lottery
463:
452:
450:
446:
442:
437:
435:
431:
426:
422:
420:
416:
410:
408:
404:
400:
394:
392:
387:
383:
377:
373:
371:
367:
363:
358:
355:
351:
346:
343:
339:
334:
332:
328:
324:
320:
316:
306:
305:
301:
286:
284:
280:
276:
268:
265:
261:
257:
253:
250:
246:
243:
242:
241:
238:
236:
232:
227:
225:
224:World War III
221:
217:
216:United States
213:
209:
205:
200:
198:
194:
190:
189:Eric L. Harry
186:
182:
181:
171:
169:
167:LC Class
163:
159:
156:
155:Dewey Decimal
151:
148:
145:
143:
137:
132:
131:0-515-11792-7
128:
122:
121:0-671-88048-9
119:
117:
113:
109:
105:
101:
97:
93:
89:
85:
79:
75:
70:
67:
63:
60:
57:
53:
49:
45:
42:
41:Eric L. Harry
39:
35:
28:
23:
803:
795:
787:
782:
769:
765:
752:
738:
734:
729:
722:
718:
706:
698:
686:
665:
658:
647:
632:
602:
590:
582:
575:
551:conscription
543:
530:
523:
515:
512:
503:
496:
492:Palm Springs
489:
470:
458:
438:
427:
423:
411:
395:
386:first strike
378:
374:
359:
347:
335:
312:
297:
289:Plot summary
274:
272:
239:
228:
201:
179:
178:
177:
362:Los Angeles
279:Vietnam War
220:North Korea
197:nuclear war
185:debut novel
133:(paperback)
123:(hardcover)
76:(paperback)
71:(hardcover)
878:Categories
774:References
756:Red Square
741:fires its
712:after the
689:white flag
671:American "
660:maskirovka
533:straw vote
419:Raven Rock
354:Nightwatch
160:813/.54 20
74:Jove Books
20:Arc Light
820:, pg. 11.
804:Arc Light
710:Gorbachev
547:nerve gas
519:Pyongyang
235:ceasefire
210:clash in
191:and is a
180:Arc Light
65:Publisher
762:Epilogue
635:Primorye
614:Treasury
549:and the
509:Part III
350:DEFCON 3
294:Prologue
275:arclight
226:begins.
147:30355388
47:Language
702:foxhole
623:Karelia
561:-armed
540:Part IV
455:Part II
430:hotline
391:bastion
212:Siberia
183:is the
50:English
812:
683:Part V
654:HUMINT
578:Prešov
571:Tu-160
567:Tu-22M
449:Canada
327:STAVKA
309:Part I
264:Moscow
260:Europe
208:Russia
129:
37:Author
743:ASROC
739:Anzio
735:Anzio
723:Anzio
563:F-15s
403:NORAD
204:China
107:Pages
55:Genre
810:ISBN
728:USS
721:USS
612:and
569:and
559:ASAT
524:The
283:B-52
218:and
206:and
141:OCLC
127:ISBN
116:ISBN
443:in
360:In
336:In
202:As
187:by
880::
679:.
630:.
451:.
447:,
417:,
364:,
333:.
818:.
397:"
266:.
251:.
Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. Additional terms may apply.
