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Deep Flight

by Scott Carpenter
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The author of The Steel Albatross goes into action once again in a high-voltage thriller that takes technology to new heights of excitement--and takes top-gun Naval hero Rick Tallman to new depths of danger. Tallman has been recalled to duty on the stealth sub Steel Albatross, but the peaceful mission turns into an explosive duel.

The author of The Steel Albatross goes into action once again in a high-voltage thriller that takes technology to new heights of excitement--and takes top-gun Naval hero Rick Tallman to new depths of danger. Tallman has been recalled to duty on the stealth sub Steel Albatross, but the peaceful mission turns into an explosive duel. Original.

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Publishers Weekly - Publisher's Weekly

Torn between becoming a Top Gun flyer or a SEAL diver, Navy Commander Rick Tallman welcomes the timely diversion of a secret government mission piloting the revolutionary stealth submarine, the SA-12 (``The Steel Albatross''), off the coast of Guam. As he tries to determine whether a deep-sea mining ship's malfunctioning is due to routine error or sabotage, Tallman unexpectedly crosses wires with a deadly terrorist environmental cult deceptively known as The Ocean Friends. In his second techno-thriller after The Steel Albatross , former astronaut and SEALAB aquanaut Carpenter blends smooth writing and suspense--with a touch of romance as Tallman tries to decide between his love for a female Navy colleague and the pleasures and freedom of the single life. This is highly technical writing, though, and is likely to lose all but the most devoted lay readers. (Aug.)

Book Details

Published
December 31, 1994
Publisher
Simon & Schuster
Pages
352
Format
Paperbound
ISBN
9780671759032

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