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Effects of the Magnetic North Pole
by Ralph McDonald
110 pages
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Airman's journey to a destiny that would long remain secret.
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$6.95
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$12.95
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Category: Fiction
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About the Book
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This is the
fictitious account of the men and women who served in the U.S. Air
Force gathering signals intelligence for the little known and top
secret NSA (National Security Agency).
The story follows two young men, Mark Nobel and Snoopy Richards,
who join the Air Force during the height of the Cold War as they
struggle through basic training, language school and finally to
Europe where they settle into a routine in Bremerhaven, Germany.
Events mark their tour of duty in Germany: The Soviets launch Sputnik,
Buddy Holly dies in a plane crash, PFC Elvis Presley arrives in
Europe, and the U-2 spy plane is shot down over the Soviet Union.
Mark falls in love with a German girl and must choose between his
heart and his loyalty to duty.
Along the way, they get mixed up with an East German Stasi agent
who is running a spy ring of prostitutes in the town of Bremerhaven.
To make matters worse, the agent is a beloved uncle of Mark's lover.
The story begins with sunrise over the Pacific Ocean and ends at
sunset in the Barents Sea. It is told with humor as it follows the
exploits of the two friends as they take a trip into the world of
espionage and spys.
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| About the Author |
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Ralph McDonald is a retired computer geek living in Southern California. He served in the USAF in communications intelligence during the height of the Cold War in the late 1950's. Following his service, he worked in computers and data processing until his retirement in 2002. |
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