Although Peters risks offense with his portrayal of Muslims as bloodthirsty savages, he keeps firm control of the story as it speeds from Africa to Mexico to the steppes of Russia, and his understated style effectively conveys the grim nature of soldiering in ``twilight wars.'' Military Book Club dual main selection Literary Guild, Doubleday and Science Fiction Book Clubs alternate major ad promo. Reviews arent verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when its identified. But the Seventh has an electronic surprise of its own in this high-tech thriller that verges on science fiction. Japan responds with the Scrambler, a neurological weapon so horrible it frightens even its users.

George Taylor and equipped with the top-secret M-100 super helicopter. To aid a disintegrating Soviet Union being overrun by a Japanese-supported Islamic army, America intervenes with the Seventh Cavalry, commanded by living legend Col. These apocalyptic events are only background in Peters's ( Red Army ) latest page-turner. Red Army by Peters, Ralph, 1952- Publication date 1989 Topics Soviet Union. Israel is destroyed in a nuclear exchange. An American expeditionary force is humiliated by South Africans armed with a new generation of Japanese weapons. book a Western audience but the book did very well.4/5 (69). Not what one would think would appeal Red army.

The s and the s were full of books about the Third World War in Europe and Red Army was different in that it was told from the Soviet perspective and the Soviets actually won. This is no Clancy-esque overview of grand strategy and political manouevres, although Peters does, like Tom Clancy, tell his story through a select series of individuals. Red army by Ralph Peters Download PDF EPUB FB2 It shows /5 (58). A plague sweeps out of Africa to decimate the world's population. Red Army tells the story of an imagined Soviet invasion of western Europe in the 1980s, and tells it entirely from the point of view of Soviet troops.

Red army by ralph peters