Phoenix Rising: (2013)
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Franklin Roosevelt was the first president to actually have a war room. FDR’s war room, adjacent to the Diplomatic Reception Room, consisted of little more than tables, chairs, telephones, and maps with acetate covering to allow situation updates to be posted by grease pencil.
Thanks to Willie Stark, and the geeks who had come on board since the freedom movement had started, the onetime Fort Morgan museum was filled with an array of technical equipment. President Bob Varney, General Jake Lantz, ...Willie Stark, Karen Lantz, Julie Norton, Sheri Jack, and Barbara Carter were in the improvised war room observing a live satellite video feed of the operation against the Pashkov and the Gomez. Over six large high-definition flat-screen television screens, they watched as the SH-60 lifted from the deck of the John Paul Jones.
“Phoenix, John Paul Jones CIC, over.” The sound came, clearly, from a large speaker.
“John Paul Jones CIC, this is Phoenix,” Willie Stark replied.
“Call when you have visual from Mad Dog.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Franklin Roosevelt was the first president to actually have a war room. FDR’s war room, adjacent to the Diplomatic Reception Room, consisted of little more than tables, chairs, telephones, and maps with acetate covering to allow situation updates to be posted by grease pencil.
Thanks to Willie Stark, and the geeks who had come on board since the freedom movement had started, the onetime Fort Morgan museum was filled with an array of technical equipment. President Bob Varney, General Jake Lantz, ...Willie Stark, Karen Lantz, Julie Norton, Sheri Jack, and Barbara Carter were in the improvised war room observing a live satellite video feed of the operation against the Pashkov and the Gomez. Over six large high-definition flat-screen television screens, they watched as the SH-60 lifted from the deck of the John Paul Jones.
“Phoenix, John Paul Jones CIC, over.” The sound came, clearly, from a large speaker.
“John Paul Jones CIC, this is Phoenix,” Willie Stark replied.
“Call when you have visual from Mad Dog.”
What to read after Phoenix Rising:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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