The Last Days (2003)
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Twenty choppers. Almost 250 special ops forces. Orders to rescue the new Palestinian prime minister and the American “point man for peace.” Operation Briar Patch was under way.
“Br’er Rabbit, this is Br’er Fox,” said the pilot of the lead Super Cobra.
Commander Ramirez in the command-and-control helo, Storm One, adjusted his headset and opened his microphone.
“Go ahead, Br’er Fox. I read you five by five.”
“Roger that, Br’er Rabbit. I’ve got the Tar Baby in my sights and it’s swarming with bandi...ts. Please advise, over.”
“Are the bandits armed?”
The lead pilot scanned the situation on the ground. The rains were still torrential. And even though it was late morning, the sky remained as dark as night and visibility was minimal. Still, through night-vision goggles and the chopper’s onboard thermal imaging, the pilot was learning all he needed to know to make an assessment.
“Armed and firing, Br’er Rabbit. I say again, armed and firing. There are several large flashes under way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty choppers. Almost 250 special ops forces. Orders to rescue the new Palestinian prime minister and the American “point man for peace.” Operation Briar Patch was under way.
“Br’er Rabbit, this is Br’er Fox,” said the pilot of the lead Super Cobra.
Commander Ramirez in the command-and-control helo, Storm One, adjusted his headset and opened his microphone.
“Go ahead, Br’er Fox. I read you five by five.”
“Roger that, Br’er Rabbit. I’ve got the Tar Baby in my sights and it’s swarming with bandi...ts. Please advise, over.”
“Are the bandits armed?”
The lead pilot scanned the situation on the ground. The rains were still torrential. And even though it was late morning, the sky remained as dark as night and visibility was minimal. Still, through night-vision goggles and the chopper’s onboard thermal imaging, the pilot was learning all he needed to know to make an assessment.
“Armed and firing, Br’er Rabbit. I say again, armed and firing. There are several large flashes under way.
What to read after The Last Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosenberg, Joel C to read onlineMoreLess
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