Night of the Hawk

by Dale Brown

1993

Status

Available

Publication

Berkley (1993), Edition: Reprint, 576 pages

Description

Story of the crew of the "Old Dog," a high tech B-52 bomber, and First Lieutenant Daviet Luger who has become one of the KGB.

User reviews

LibraryThing member HenriMoreaux
This is the second book in the Patrick McLanahan series (Hammerheads takes place before this novel but is officially not part of the series).

The book takes place primarily in Lithuania & Belarus where after the collapse of the United Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) / Союз Советских
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Социалистических Республик (CCCP). A now ex-KGB officer holds a US prisoner from the first book, David Luger, who is forced to collaborate on aircraft design at a facility in Lithuania. With the collapse of the USSR and Lithuania now an independent democracy with facilities due to be handed back to the country the ex-KGB officer hatches a scheme with a Byelorussian General to invade Lithuania. In the midst of this Patrick McLanahan & a squad of US Marines go in to rescue David Luger. Action ensues.

It's a good fast paced novel with lots of action. Like other Dale Brown books there's a lot of technical and military information but not to the point where it detracts from the story, and not in a manner that is fanciful or absurd.

Highly entertaining.
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Language

Original language

English

Original publication date

1992

Physical description

6.84 inches

ISBN

0425136612 / 9780425136614

Barcode

1604029
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