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Description edit
The Snake in the Desert The first generation of SEALs was forged in the steaming jungles of Vietnam, their deadly skills honed by combat. But jealousy brewing within the U.S. military bureaucracy threatened the future of the warrior elite, and shortsighted thinking forced them into pitched... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Greg Halstead: Add a description of this character.
- Mark Halstead
- H. Jay Riker
- Saddam Hussein
- Tuohy
- Jaco
- David Tangretti
- Hoyt
- Noriega
- Draeger
- Cahill
- Weyer
- Scott
- Wendy
- Rodman
- Kennedy
- Drexler
- Tompkins
- Petrilli
- Amado
- Weatherbee
- Mcgowan
- Sandoval
- Brunner
- Casey
- Schwarzkopf
- Twidge
- Presidente Porras
- Mitchell
- Vicky
- Walsh
- Russell
- Rodriguez
- Hunter
- Yancey
- Vazquez
- Roger
- Driscoll
- Romeo
- Dietz
- Murphy
- Maria
Setting & Locations edit
- Iraq
- Kuwait City
- Panama City
- Saudi Arabia
- Grenada
- Vietnam
- Khafji
- Paitilla Airfield Panama Bay
- Iran
- Bowdon
- United States
- California
- Washington
- Republic Of Panama
- Tarawa
- Baghdad
- Israel
- Coronado
- Mishab
- Fort Bragg
- Pacific
- Hell Week
- Bridge
- Americas
- Dhahran
- Arabian Gulf
- Riyadh
- West Coast
- Bell
- San Diego
First Sentence edit
They're crazy,"" Master Chief Halstead said, scanning the airfield slowly with his binoculars."
Series & Lists edit
This is book 9 of 11 in Seals: The Warrior Breed. (standard series)
Preceded by Duty's Call (Seals: The Warrior Breed, Book 8), and followed by Enduring Freedom.
Authors & Contributors edit
- H. Jay Riker (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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