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Appointment in Tehran
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Appointment in Tehran

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Tehran, 1979. While the world’s eyes are on the Embassy siege, one man has another mission - to retrieve a lost nuclear weapon. When radical Iranian students seize the U.S. Embassy compound in Tehran and take over fifty diplomats hostage the U.S. President has to negotiate with a government that wants only to humiliate the United States. When talks fail, the President must turn to the military to bring the Americans home by force. As preparations are made for an audacious rescue, an American intelligence officer hides alone in a Tehran safehouse with a secret. He is protecting a powerful weapon known as the Perses Device, which is now at risk of being captured and employed against the United States. The Agency Director orders that it must be brought out at all costs. But as a small American team clandestinely enters Tehran to lead the way for the rescue force, a traitor spills the secret and KGB Spetsnaz operatives begin their own search for the weapon. At the last minute, one more American is added to the advance team - his sole mission is to get the Agency officer and the Perses device to safety. When the rescue mission fails, only two Americans are left to run the gauntlet of enemy agents and get the weapon out. Getting in was easy… AUTHOR: A historian and writer, James Stejskal collected interesting stories during 35 years active service with the US Army Special Forces and Central Intelligence Agency in hot and not so hot spots overseas. He is the author of the definitive history: Special Forces Berlin: Clandestine Cold War Operations of the US Army’s Elite, 1956 1990. This is his second novel.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Casemate Publishers
Country
United States
Date
28 December 2021
Pages
304
ISBN
9781612009667

Tehran, 1979. While the world’s eyes are on the Embassy siege, one man has another mission - to retrieve a lost nuclear weapon. When radical Iranian students seize the U.S. Embassy compound in Tehran and take over fifty diplomats hostage the U.S. President has to negotiate with a government that wants only to humiliate the United States. When talks fail, the President must turn to the military to bring the Americans home by force. As preparations are made for an audacious rescue, an American intelligence officer hides alone in a Tehran safehouse with a secret. He is protecting a powerful weapon known as the Perses Device, which is now at risk of being captured and employed against the United States. The Agency Director orders that it must be brought out at all costs. But as a small American team clandestinely enters Tehran to lead the way for the rescue force, a traitor spills the secret and KGB Spetsnaz operatives begin their own search for the weapon. At the last minute, one more American is added to the advance team - his sole mission is to get the Agency officer and the Perses device to safety. When the rescue mission fails, only two Americans are left to run the gauntlet of enemy agents and get the weapon out. Getting in was easy… AUTHOR: A historian and writer, James Stejskal collected interesting stories during 35 years active service with the US Army Special Forces and Central Intelligence Agency in hot and not so hot spots overseas. He is the author of the definitive history: Special Forces Berlin: Clandestine Cold War Operations of the US Army’s Elite, 1956 1990. This is his second novel.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Casemate Publishers
Country
United States
Date
28 December 2021
Pages
304
ISBN
9781612009667