| Author: | Hugh G. Nott, William J. Slattery | ISBN: | 6230000001502 |
| Publisher: | Crossroad Press | Publication: | November 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Hugh G. Nott, William J. Slattery |
| ISBN: | 6230000001502 |
| Publisher: | Crossroad Press |
| Publication: | November 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
THE COMMANDERS
U. S. Captain Steve Cooper and Russian Admiral Leonid Gorshin were experts in nuclear submarines. Each knew how to fight, how to win, and how to strategically play the game of war. But most of all, they knew each other's weaknesses — and hated each others guts!
THE SUB STATION
The Russians called it Project Potemkin, but to the U.S. it was SUSUS: Soviet Union Secret Underground Station. The vast undersea site housed a missile-launching facility on the ocean floor, swung the nuclear balance to the Commies' side … and set Steve Cooper on his deadliest mission ever: destroy SUSUS and Gorshin — even if it meant his own watery grave!
U. S. Captain Steve Cooper and Russian Admiral Leonid Gorshin were experts in nuclear submarines. Each knew how to fight, how to win, and how to strategically play the game of war. But most of all, they knew each other's weaknesses — and hated each others guts!
THE SUB STATION
The Russians called it Project Potemkin, but to the U.S. it was SUSUS: Soviet Union Secret Underground Station. The vast undersea site housed a missile-launching facility on the ocean floor, swung the nuclear balance to the Commies' side … and set Steve Cooper on his deadliest mission ever: destroy SUSUS and Gorshin — even if it meant his own watery grave!
THE COMMANDERS
U. S. Captain Steve Cooper and Russian Admiral Leonid Gorshin were experts in nuclear submarines. Each knew how to fight, how to win, and how to strategically play the game of war. But most of all, they knew each other's weaknesses — and hated each others guts!
THE SUB STATION
The Russians called it Project Potemkin, but to the U.S. it was SUSUS: Soviet Union Secret Underground Station. The vast undersea site housed a missile-launching facility on the ocean floor, swung the nuclear balance to the Commies' side … and set Steve Cooper on his deadliest mission ever: destroy SUSUS and Gorshin — even if it meant his own watery grave!
U. S. Captain Steve Cooper and Russian Admiral Leonid Gorshin were experts in nuclear submarines. Each knew how to fight, how to win, and how to strategically play the game of war. But most of all, they knew each other's weaknesses — and hated each others guts!
THE SUB STATION
The Russians called it Project Potemkin, but to the U.S. it was SUSUS: Soviet Union Secret Underground Station. The vast undersea site housed a missile-launching facility on the ocean floor, swung the nuclear balance to the Commies' side … and set Steve Cooper on his deadliest mission ever: destroy SUSUS and Gorshin — even if it meant his own watery grave!
