<p>In Day of Vindication, the reader is swept up on a gripping journey into the all-too-realistic future, depicting tomorrow's headlines before they happen - a large American city is destroyed by fire, millions die as a result of the surprise attack. Soon after this evil act, the world is placed on alert with the threat of six more equally deadly explosions if the resurrected Muhammad's demands aren't met within seven days. Two elite counterterrorism agents, Cassandra "Army" Armendorfer and her partner Raphael Guerra, lead a team of government specialists on a hectic chase across the United States to find the remaining bombs before their time runs out. The hunt ends in Phoenix with a failure to locate the bombs. The President is forced to concede to the terrorists' demands, but only superficially to allow him enough time to put his secret plan of retribution into motion. After a short respite in Florida, Army is pulled back into service when one of the fleeing killers is spotted in Europe. The chase to locate the missing bombs continues again in Sarajevo, ending in Tel Aviv where the President's vindication plot begins to unravel. A collection of God-fearing antiquity hunters, the Israeli intelligence network and a divine time-line convince Army that she must take action before it's to late. While the world teeters on the brink of annihilation, Army, skeptical at first, agrees to expose the President's "Day of Vindication" and end the threat. (Book description)</p>

Day of Vindication

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

James Rupe

Thrillers & Suspense

Midland

The Winged Bomb: 39 Squadron RAF: History of 39 Squadron RAF

Delve, Ken

<p>The An-22 created a veritable sensation when it entered flight test in 1965. The aircraft soon made its mark in several major airlift operations, as well as in the Afghan War. It was also used for develoing remote regions of the Soviet Union and relief operations. The Soviet answer to the C-5 Galaxy came in 1982 with the all-new An-124, named Ruslan after a Russian epic hero. With its 392-ton take-off weight and 120-ton playload, the An-124 overshadowed everything that had existed before. Originally a military freighter, it soon found itself a stable niche on the civil market due to its ability to haul outsize and ultra-heavy loads. The Antonov OKB astounded the world again in 1989 with the 600-ton An-255 Mriya designed to carry components of the Energiya/Buran space transport system piggy-back.</p>

Antonov's Heavy Transports: Big Lifters for War & Peace (Red Star)

History

Yefim, Gordon

Dmitriy Komissarov

Sergey Komissarov

Military

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