About this ebook
The Sixth Fleet is America’s first defense—and last hope. Written by a captain in the US Navy who has served in both the Pentagon and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, this electrifying new series offers an insider’s view of the international conflict and naval combat as you’ve never read before.
As the US plans to move its forces out of the Mediterranean, a last0ditch effort to rescue the hostages in Algeria is launched. A veteran SEAL Team must infiltrate a secret rebel base as a new offensive is launched by land, air, and sea.
But what no one knows is that the enemy has a secret weapon—a destructive force of unthinkable proportions.
Now, as time runs out, the remains of the Sixth Fleet must make a final desperate stand to save themselves, the hostages—and the world.
As the US plans to move its forces out of the Mediterranean, a last0ditch effort to rescue the hostages in Algeria is launched. A veteran SEAL Team must infiltrate a secret rebel base as a new offensive is launched by land, air, and sea.
But what no one knows is that the enemy has a secret weapon—a destructive force of unthinkable proportions.
Now, as time runs out, the remains of the Sixth Fleet must make a final desperate stand to save themselves, the hostages—and the world.
About the author
David E. Meadows is a retired captain of the United States Navy and the author of numerous military thrillers such as Sixth Fleet, Seawolf, and Tomcat. Meadows has a Bachelor of Science degree in Arabic/Middle East Studies with a minor in French. He also has an MBA and an MS in National Resource Strategy. He and his wife Felicity live in Maryland.
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