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Follow the T-Force books by Charles Whiting in order, with summaries of the wartime thrillers that send a team of commandos into dangerous territory.

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T-Force books in publication order

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1

Big Breakout

by Charles Whiting

1976

During the summer of 1944, Patton sends T-Force behind enemy lines against his superiors' orders. The commandos must capture a vital bridge on the Selune and hold it until the American Third Army arrives.

2

Highway Through Hell

by Charles Whiting

1976

Patton needs a route through German defenses to relieve Bastogne before Christmas. Major Harry Hardt's T-Force commandos fight from Luxembourg toward the besieged town, contending with freezing weather and an enemy increasingly determined to stop them.

3

Massacre at Metz

by Charles Whiting

1976

German guns at Metz halt Patton's advance, sending Major Harry Hardt's T-Force behind enemy lines. The commandos must destroy the fortified battery while avoiding Gestapo attention and an SS suicide squad with plans of its own.

4

The Last Mission

by Charles Whiting

2007

World War II has ended, but General Patton remains determined to confront the Russians. He orders T-Force to disregard the ceasefire, sending its commandos into a mission that challenges the boundary between wartime duty and a dangerous new conflict.

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