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+ | | author = Stephen Molstad |
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+ | | publisher = [[Wikipedia:HarperCollins|HarperCollins]] |
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+ | | date = 1999 |
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+ | | pages = 336 |
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+ | | isbn = 0061058297 |
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+ | ==Synopsis== |
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+ | It is the Fourth of July. Reeling from the enemy onslaught, a few surviving military pilots gather in the Saudi Arabian desert. Two of the best fliers, flight instructors Reg and Faisal, self-appointed leaders of the Saudi Forces, can barely contain their animosity when a message from the Americans forces them to unite. |
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+ | A weak point has been found in the alien "City Destroyers." The air war against them was costly--but it worked!...Or did it? Too late, Reg and Faisal discover their "victory" was an illusion--part of a secret ambush that will open the planet to unimaginable horror, unless these overmatched warriors from several Middle Eastern nations can overcome long-standing hatreds and unite against the aliens in the fiercest hand-to-hand combat of the war. |
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+ | ==Plot== |
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+ | The novel is set in the Middle East on July 2-6. On the first day, [[Reginald Cummins|Reg Cummins]], a R.A.F. pilot, witnesses the destruction of Jerusalem by a [[City Destroyer]]. |
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+ | ==Appearances== |
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+ | *[[Reginald Cummins]] |
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+ | *[[Thompson]] |
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+ | *[[Ghalil Faisal]] |
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+ | *[[Fadeela Yamani]] |
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+ | *[[Karmal Yamani]] |
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+ | *[[Khalid Yamani]] |
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+ | *[[Miriyam Marx]] |
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+ | *[[Ibrahim al-Saud]] |
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+ | *[[War of 1996]] |
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+ | *[[Israel]] |
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+ | **[[Mecca]] |
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+ | *British Royal Air Force |
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+ | *Royal Saudi Air Force |
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+ | *[[Attacker]] |
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+ | *[[City Destroyer]] |
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+ | *Panavia Tornado |
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Revision as of 01:08, 20 September 2018
Independence Day: War in the Desert | |
Author(s) | Stephen Molstad |
Publisher | HarperCollins |
Release date | 1999 |
Pages | 336 |
ISBN | 0061058297 |
Independence Day: War in the Desert is a 1999 novel written by Stephen Molstad. It is a midquel/sequel tie-in to Independence Day. The book was republished in The Complete Independence Day Omnibus in March 2016.
Synopsis
It is the Fourth of July. Reeling from the enemy onslaught, a few surviving military pilots gather in the Saudi Arabian desert. Two of the best fliers, flight instructors Reg and Faisal, self-appointed leaders of the Saudi Forces, can barely contain their animosity when a message from the Americans forces them to unite.
A weak point has been found in the alien "City Destroyers." The air war against them was costly--but it worked!...Or did it? Too late, Reg and Faisal discover their "victory" was an illusion--part of a secret ambush that will open the planet to unimaginable horror, unless these overmatched warriors from several Middle Eastern nations can overcome long-standing hatreds and unite against the aliens in the fiercest hand-to-hand combat of the war.
Plot
The novel is set in the Middle East on July 2-6. On the first day, Reg Cummins, a R.A.F. pilot, witnesses the destruction of Jerusalem by a City Destroyer.
Appearances
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