Nuclear Spring
Published on 1. March 2014
Book
Paperback/Softback
322 pages
979-8-227-08221-3 (ISBN)
Description
In the gripping sequel, "Nuclear Spring," the second installment of the Nuclear Winter series, the world remains ensnared in the relentless aftermath of the EMP and nuclear assaults. The planet has endured an unparalleled nuclear winter for two years since the cataclysmic events, casting an enduring shadow over civilization. The EMP attack's devastating blow to global electrical grids and electronics has plunged humanity into an abyss of darkness and turmoil, culminating in an astonishing 90 percent fatality rate, driven by the post-EMP wars and the enduring repercussions of nuclear winter.
Colonel Thomas Bradley and his unyielding cadre of survivors cautiously emerge from their subterranean haven. Yet, their brief respite is swiftly extinguished as they are thrust into a new confrontation, this time with jihadists hailing from Central and South America. These Islamic zealots, seeking refuge from the nuclear winter, are unwaveringly committed to establishing an Islamic caliphate within the region.
For Samantha, one of the survivors, the stakes run deeply personal as she seeks vengeance for her mother's demise at the hands of an Islamic extremist. Leading her fellow survivors, Samantha valiantly battles to repel the extremists and safeguard the mountain refuge they now call home. Their mettle is tested as they strive to replenish vital resources while facing ceaseless assaults and attacks.
Although a temporary lull descends upon the jihadist conflict, the survivors understand that their struggle for existence remains far from concluded. As radiation levels outside begin to recede, they brace themselves for a fresh onslaught, resolutely preparing for the next chapter in their perilous journey.
"Nuclear Spring" pulsates with tension, serving as a heart-pounding continuation of the Nuclear Winter series. It unfolds as a tale of valor, sacrifice, and the unwavering resolve of those who adamantly refuse to surrender to the encroaching darkness that threatens to engulf their world. Amidst treacherous landscapes and formidable adversaries, these survivors cling to hope and solidarity, fully cognizant that their battle for survival is far from reaching its conclusion.
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Language
English
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Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 17 mm
Weight
469 gr
ISBN-13
979-8-227-08221-3 (9798227082213)
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TD Barnes
DOB: January 25, 1937
Place of Birth: Dalhart, Texas
Current Address: 468 Palegold St., Henderson, NV 89012
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Thornton D. "TD" Barnes, a multifaceted individual with a background in military intelligence, surface-to-air missile and radar electronics, and aerospace, was born in Dalhart, Texas, and raised on a ranch near Clayton, New Mexico, and Dalhart, Texas. His childhood during World War II instilled a passion for technology exploration, which he carried into adulthood. After completing high school in Oklahoma, 17-year-old Barnes embarked on a ten-year military career, beginning with service in Korea as an intelligence specialist and Germany as a HAWK missile man. During his time in the Army, he honed his missile and radar electronics skills, focusing on countering Soviet threats. He also attended the Artillery Officer Candidate School before a military injury altered his career path.
Transitioning to aerospace pursuits, Barnes became involved in significant projects at NASA's High Range in Nevada, contributing to the X-15 program, atomic bomb tests at the Atomic Energy Commission's Nevada Proving Grounds, and the NERVA nuclear rocket project. He furthered his involvement in secretive projects by participating in the CIA's Mach 3 A-12 Project OXCART and stealth initiatives at Area 51.
Beyond his aerospace endeavors, Barnes founded and led an oil and gas exploration company for over four decades, delving into uranium and gold mining ventures. He has dedicated himself to preserving the history of Area 51, serving as president of Roadrunners Internationale and as the Nevada Aerospace Hall of Fame Director Emeritus. His contributions have been featured in documentaries on major networks like the National Geographic Channel, the Discovery Channel, the Fox News Channel, and the History Channel.
Barnes is also an accomplished author, with notable works about the Cold War, including "The Secret Genesis of Area 51," "The CIA ...