Task Force (2013)
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OPERATION MAGNUM FROM THE FIRST PROPOSAL TO THE TRANSPORT SHIPS arriving off the Australian coast, Operation Magnum had taken just three weeks.
The task force was made up of seventy amphibious Marine Personnel Carriers (MPCs) carrying 1,200 soldiers: US Marines, Canadian Black Devils, Russian Spetsnaz, and German Kommando Spezialkrafte. In addition, there were three British L118 artillery pieces and ten Chinese T-63a amphibious tanks (although only nine actually made it ashore).
The Bzadians had... chosen Lowood as the site of the fuel-processing plant due to its proximity to the mighty Wivenhoe Dam, which provided the constant high-volume supply of both water and electricity that was vital to the production of the cells.
Experts had ruled out an attack on the dam. Wivenhoe was a huge earthen embankment, safe from anything short of a nuclear bomb. The massive metal gates, among the largest in the world, were almost indestructible and heavily defended.
Instead, the plan called for the task force to infiltrate Bzadian territory through the Brisbane River.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OPERATION MAGNUM FROM THE FIRST PROPOSAL TO THE TRANSPORT SHIPS arriving off the Australian coast, Operation Magnum had taken just three weeks.
The task force was made up of seventy amphibious Marine Personnel Carriers (MPCs) carrying 1,200 soldiers: US Marines, Canadian Black Devils, Russian Spetsnaz, and German Kommando Spezialkrafte. In addition, there were three British L118 artillery pieces and ten Chinese T-63a amphibious tanks (although only nine actually made it ashore).
The Bzadians had... chosen Lowood as the site of the fuel-processing plant due to its proximity to the mighty Wivenhoe Dam, which provided the constant high-volume supply of both water and electricity that was vital to the production of the cells.
Experts had ruled out an attack on the dam. Wivenhoe was a huge earthen embankment, safe from anything short of a nuclear bomb. The massive metal gates, among the largest in the world, were almost indestructible and heavily defended.
Instead, the plan called for the task force to infiltrate Bzadian territory through the Brisbane River.
What to read after Task Force?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Falkner to read onlineMoreLess
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