George Galdorisi Books in Order

A naval assault on a Central American drug lord collapses into an ambush. CIA operative Rick Holden and intelligence officer Laura Peters investigate the failed mission and discover evidence of a conspiracy reaching into the American government.

After a terrorist attack kills American sailors, Admiral Heater Robinson considers defying orders and retaliating against Iran. Rick Holden receives an assignment to stop him, forcing a confrontation between military obedience, personal vengeance, and the risk of wider war.

George Galdorisi and Thomas Phillips trace the development of combat search and rescue through a century of warfare. Individual rescue accounts accompany an examination of the organizations, capabilities, and policy decisions shaping efforts to recover personnel behind enemy lines.

Lawrence Verria and George Galdorisi investigate the identities of the people in Alfred Eisenstaedt's famous Times Square photograph. Interviews and accumulated evidence underpin their account of the image's circumstances and the competing claims surrounding its subjects.

Bombings at American sports stadiums prompt the president to revive the secret Op-Center team. Its operatives uncover a Saudi prince's scheme to manipulate regional war and oil supplies while preparing another devastating attack on the United States.

An attack on an American warship strands its crew near North Korea, exposing a secret alliance over valuable oil reserves. Op-Center must mount a covert rescue while countering a terrorist threat that could ignite a wider war.

After a captured American general is executed, a retaliatory bombing kills an extremist leader's son. His plans for revenge target the United States, forcing Op-Center's domestic and overseas teams to track a lethal plot before it reaches American soil.

The murder of a former spy exposes plans to escalate the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Op-Center director Chase Williams deploys cyberwarfare and intelligence resources to prevent a scheme that could draw NATO and America into catastrophic war.

Special operations sniper Paul Martinez recounts his experience with the Army Rangers in Afghanistan, writing with George Galdorisi. The memoir follows his team's combat missions and reflects on the demands and consequences of pursuing enemy fighters during deployment.

This collection edited by Sam Tangredi and George Galdorisi examines artificial intelligence in national security and warfare. Contributors explore machine learning, data analysis, and interactions between people and technology, considering both potential applications and the questions they raise.