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Operation White Out

The Mac McDowell Missions, Book 4

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Operation White Out

By: Robert G. Williscroft
Narrated by: Trenton Bennett
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Offers the closest literary approximation to real submarine experience during the Cold War.

Recovering from his Operation Arctic Sting injuries, USS Teuthis Executive Officer Mac McDowell is tasked with laying acoustic arrays in the southern Atlantic and off Thurston Island, Western Antarctica. Teuthis tangles with Argentine subs in the south Atlantic, then confronts a ChiCom sub off Thurston Island. Mac and his team experience serious setbacks at the hands of the ChiComs while installing a relay transmitter on a nearby mountain peak. Teuthis discovers an underwater oil operation off Thurston Island and is tasked with escorting a Taiwanese sub and underwater tanker under the cover of the largest military marine exercise since World War II: PacEx89. Teuthis is attacked by a Chinese Han-class sub and a previously unknown North Korean AIP sub despite the protection provided by three U.S. fast-attack subs. Will Mac and Teuthis complete their mission, or will they finally meet their watery graves on the Pacific Ocean abyssal plain?

©2023 Robert G. Williscroft (P)2025 Robert G. Williscroft
Action & Adventure Genre Fiction Military Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Thriller & Suspense War & Military

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I was mesmerized by this remarkable tale of derring-do.”— Captain George W. Jackson USN (Ret.)

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