Joint Task Force Books in Order
Part ofDavid E. Meadows Books in OrderBrowse the Joint Task Force books by David E. Meadows in order, with short summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to begin.
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Joint Task Force books in publication order
4 books
Liberia
by David E. Meadows
2003
An attack on African-American expatriates in Liberia triggers an urgent rescue mission by a combined American naval and Marine force. Rear Admiral Dick Holman must extract trapped families while navigating unstable alliances, political pressures, and hidden agendas that make a straightforward operation increasingly dangerous.
America
by David E. Meadows
2004
A terrorist aboard a freighter carrying secret cargo prepares an attack on America's eastern coast while pursuing revenge against Navy SEAL Tucker Raleigh. Intelligence agencies hunt the vessel, but a developing storm complicates the effort to stop a threat with both strategic and personal targets.
France
by David E. Meadows
2004
The disappearance of American fighter aircraft near the Ivory Coast points toward a stolen experimental weapon and suspected French involvement. When a covert attempt to destroy it fails, a hidden conflict along the African coast threatens to escalate into a much larger international confrontation.
Africa
by David E. Meadows
2005
Four American airmen bail out over war-torn West Africa after a missile strikes their reconnaissance plane. Caught between ruthless armed factions, they become targets in a violent struggle, while Admiral Dick Holman weighs the political dangers of sending forces to bring his men home.
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