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| Series | World War Three 1946 #2 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Author | Harry Kellogg |
| Year | 2017 |
| First Published | 2014 |
| Amazon ID | B00OVDSBBW |
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| Series | World War Three 1946 #2 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Author | Harry Kellogg |
| Year | 2017 |
| First Published | 2014 |
| Amazon ID | B00OVDSBBW |
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A universe where Stalin Learns of “Operation Unthinkable, Churchill’s ill–conceived plan to invade the USSR. He strikes first and attacks the West when it is at its weakest point and the Red Army is at its strongest. In Book Two we continue to explore one of the greatest “what ifs in history. Who would have prevailed the Red Army or the forces of the Free World in an all out war, after the defeat of the Axis powers? As Book One World War Three 1946 — The Red Tide — Stalin Strikes First ends, we find the Red Army has smash the feeble western armies in Germany and then France. America’s atomic scientists have been incapacitated by a dirty bomb containing polonium. The world’s most deadliest substance was smuggled in and detonated by a real Soviet spy, George Koval. Koval, code name DELMAR, had access to the world’s only supply of the plonium, when he worked on producing the Mark III atomic bomb. Sometimes facts are stranger than fiction. The Allies have temporarily stopped Stalin on the border of Spain and France where the Pyrenees Mountains makes a formidable barrier. As the Soviet version of the Blitzkrieg grinds to a temporary halt, Britain is given a chance to see the error of its wicked, capitalistic ways and to join the workers of the world. When this offer is rejected the Red Air Force prepares for an all–out attack with odds approaching five to one. Will the many, once again owe so much to the few of the RAF? And where are the Americans? Have they abandoned their greatest ally? Have they scrapped too many of their planes and can they retool their economy, an economy that has switched almost totally to consumer products. Can they once again become the arsenal of democracy? Will they be in time to save the Royal Air Force? Using a combination of their own skills and well–designed late war planes like the Tu 2S, the Yak 3, Yak 9 and the Lag 7 along with their newest jet fighters the MiG 9 Fargo and Yak 15 Feather, the Soviets will battle the Spitfires, …