Air Battle Force
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| Air Battle Force | |
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| Author | Dale Brown[1] |
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| Language | English |
| Publisher | Harper[1] |
| Publication date | May 1, 2004[1] |
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| Pages | 544[1] |
| ISBN | ISBN 978-0060094102[1] |
Air Battle Force is a 2003 thriller novel written by Dale Brown.[2]
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Major General Patrick McLanahan and General Rebecca Furness join forces with computer-savvy Colonel Daren Mace to command Air Battle Force, a wing of computer-controlled B-1 bombers, called Vampires, and their backup B-52s. All kinds of computer-controlled missiles, ships, and equipment, as well as soldiers fitted out in exo-skeletons called "tin men," join forces to control a runaway group of Taliban fighters attempting to conquer Turkmenistan. Dufris reads every word, every military part, and every action with exacting precision. He changes inflection and phrasing when switching among U.S. soldiers, Taliban and Turkmenistan fighters, and Russians.
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