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The best military thriller and war yarn this year. Books available here and Angus and Robertson book stores QUESTION: should Australia buy the F22 instead of the F35? Email me, tell me what you think. You can download my last book from here:  Vostok Station Point of Impact.   You can download Pig Hunt Part I here: F111 2017 Hansard document here: Extract from the Official Hansard Start of weapons and fact files for Pig Hunt: WEAPON SYSTEMS Advanced Individual Combat Weapon Chengdu F-7MP Airguard FA-18C Hornet Parasaw M249 The Predator Unmanned Aerial System ZU-23 23-mm Twin Anti-Aircraft Gun MAPS Carrier Task Force Map - the Straits of Hormuz Afghanistan Operations Area Afghanistan Sikiram Mountain Antarctica Middle East Vostok Station Point of Impact FREE download here. BOOK AGENT AND PUBLISHER REQUIRED    Vostok Station - Point of Impact. Military thriller and War Novel  by Kerry Plowright.  "Plowright’s military thriller builds unbearable tension, placing unlikely heroes like the Defence Force’s Brian and Lance Hamilton, at the epicentre of a mounting crisis that, after a combination of totally unexpected events, threatens to destroy the planet." Lt. Col. (Ret)  Richard Humby. "The best Australian military techno thriller I have ever read.  Up there with Brown and Clancy."  Senior Australian Defence Analyst. I couldn't put it down. I read it in three days. I have a "vast "collection of military thrillers, including DeMercurio, Clancy, Dale Brown, David Poyer, Steve Coonts, Larry Bond and Gordon Kent, and of course the two recent excellent books by John Birmingham. I honestly consider your writing equal to them all, and your research, illustrations and story weaving excellent. Stephen Taylor. Cabarita NSW A military thriller. Vostok Station, the coldest recorded place on earth, a  Russian research facility deep in the Antarctic interior that sits on a dome of ice over 12,000 feet deep. A place unique not just because of record cold temperatures but because of what lies beneath the ice, Lake Vostok, a fluid mass larger than Lake Ontario, nearly 2000 feet deep. Renegade Russian and Chinese scientists drill through the ice into the lake, discovering a secret that has been trapped there for millions of years.       Compressed by trillions of tons of ice, the lake water is saturated in oxygen and explosive natural gasses. When exposed to low atmospheres, the water instantly boils into gas. Beneath that mix, the earths crust, stretched by the huge mass of  lake and ice, has laid bare the world's largest oil and gas reserve, held in check only by the weight above.         The discovery begins a chain of events that spiral into the biggest massing of military forces seen since the Second World War. And then the unthinkable happens. A blinding flash of light and an enormous electro magnetic pulse rips out from the northeast end of the lake, sealing off Vostok from the rest of the world.       The Russians and Chinese blame the U.S. This creates the stage for a military confrontation to claim the ice. Amidst this, two brothers, Brian and Lance Hamilton find themselves dragged into the unfolding nightmare.      Colonel Brian Hamilton caught in the electro magnetic pulse, then witnesses the annihilation of the Vostok research station from a cruise missile strike and the ignition of the wellhead that begins a count down to dooms day. His escape from the ice centre and pursuing military Spetznaz forces enables him to warn the coalition of the approaching Armageddon.      With the entire Antarctic sealed off to the Australian and US forces, it is up to Squadron Leader Lance Hamilton to devise a strategy that will get him and his Pig, the venerable F111, close enough to extinguish the flame.  The burning well head quickly creates a hole over four hundred meters wide which rapidly sinks towards the lake of oil and gas below. "Within 72 hours, the ice will blow out and the lake will explode. Within minutes, the entire ice dome, over a thousand square kilometres of ice, 5000 feet thick, will collapse, throwing the contents of the lake tens of thousands of meters in the air. This is an extinction event. We will all either burn, suffocate, be killed by the resulting shockwave or drown in the biggest tsunami the earth has experienced since the last big meteor wiped out the dinosaurs. We have 72 hours to put the flame out or we are all very dead!"  Dr. Alexander Blake, RosenBridge Foundation. In a growing conflict and war that debuts weaponry never utilized in battle before, the Russians, Chinese, Australian and US forces, punch it out on the ice and Southern Ocean, each believing they are fighting the just cause. But for all of them, the ticking bomb at the end of the Earth threatens the extinction of all life. Brian and Lance Hamilton find themselves flung together in a desperate last minute attempt to avert a catastrophe of biblical proportions. Deep in in the great southern ocean, a Chinese frigate fires the awesome Sunburn anti ship missile, the carrier killer . The Unmanned Automated Combat Vehicle called the Mule. This one similar to the type used by Hamilton at Vostok Station. The Australian military Special Forces Insertion Unit, called the HB. This delivers Hamilton and his equipment into Vostok Station. 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A 4000 pound strike by the Pig. An F111 puts the hammer down. A US Navy Spruance Class destroyer explodes. Another US Navy Spruance Class destroyer takes naval gunfire on the bow. US Navy Arleigh Burke Class destroyers let rip with missiles. A US Navy Combat UAV takes off from a carrier. The Caspian Sea Monster, a massive Wing In Ground affect craft equipped with antiship missiles.

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