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  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright Page
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Epigraph
  5. ONE
  6. TWO
  7. THREE
  8. FOUR
  9. FIVE
  10. SIX
  11. SEVEN
  12. EIGHT
  13. NINE
  14. TEN
  15. ELEVEN
  16. TWELVE
  17. THIRTEEN
  18. FOURTEEN
  19. FIFTEEN
  20. SIXTEEN
  21. SEVENTEEN
  22. EIGHTEEN
  23. NINETEEN
  24. TWENTY
  25. TWENTY-ONE
  26. TWENTY-TWO
  27. TWENTY-THREE
  28. TWENTY-FOUR
  29. TWENTY-FIVE
  30. TWENTY-SIX
  31. TWENTY-SEVEN
  32. TWENTY-EIGHT
  33. TWENTY-NINE
  34. THIRTY
  35. THIRTY-ONE
  36. THIRTY-TWO
  37. THIRTY-THREE
  38. THIRTY-FOUR
  39. THIRTY-FIVE

100938ZAPR2012

FLASH

FM: COMSUBPAC

TO: USS MONTANA SSN-823

INFO: COMPACFLT USSOC

SUBJ: OPORDER 2012-0410-TS-001

TOP SECRET

//BT//

1. Upon receipt, terminate current ops, proceed Subic Bay. Arrive NLT 1000 local, 120408

2. On arrival Subic onload dry stores, fresh provisions, thirty (30) day deployment.

3. Offload Advanced Seal Delivery System (ASDS) and embarked SEAL DET minus two (2) qualified Lock Out instructor/operators.

4. Inventory/update all nautical charts, aids to navigation, emphasis littoral east coast China, Taiwan Strait, and environs.

5. Embark US Army SPECOPS team, rig for one (1) female rider.

6. All traffic FLASH precedence action COMSUBPAC, info COMPACFLT, USSOC.

7. Advise originator ASAP any/all mission degrading equipment/personnel concerns.

8. Report ready for sea NLT 0001 local, 150408

9. Mission details to follow.

10. Acknowledge receipt this msg via SLOT

11. Admiral Hendricks sends

//BT//

Gummerson reread the message, signed for receipt, then smiled broadly. He hoped his relief had decent accommodations in Sasebo, because the man would be waiting a little longer before he could steal Gummerson's boat.

GHOST TEAM ISOFAC
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE, PHILIPPINES
APRIL 2012

When U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay was shut down back in 1992, the area was slowly converted into a tax- and duty-free zone not unlike those in Hong Kong and Singapore. Despite the naval base's closure, American warships continued taking advantage of the deep, natural harbor in order to resupply and provide their crews much-needed shore leave.

The Freeport Zone was operated by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, and it was with this organization that USSOCOM had negotiated to borrow an old navy office building currently under renovation to become a souvenir shop.

Captain Scott Mitchell stood near the door of what was once a conference room. Beside him sat piles of lumber, table saws, and sheets of drywall. He gazed out through the dust at the eight other operators who, like him, were hot and exhausted but eager to learn more about Operation War Wraith, the Ghosts' answer to Pouncing Dragon.

Other than the jet lag, the sore muscles, the blood-shot eyes, and the pounding headache, Mitchell felt great. His people felt likewise and lied about it exactly as he had.

He and Ramirez (now a master sergeant) had already set up the computer and projector so they could begin discussing the target intelligence package they had downloaded a few hours earlier. He began with the Situation Report.

SITREP: Chinese cabal about to escalate war in the Pacific.

Task: Conduct direct action mission to infiltrate into China and terminate Spring Tiger Group at Hakka castle location.

Purpose: Disrupt Spring Tiger Group attack plan, Pouncing Dragon.

Method: Infiltrate into China via submarine, link up with CIA operatives of Chinese descent who will help recon and get into position in and around castle where the cabal members plan to meet on 22 April at 0800.

"Sir, once we're onshore," began Diaz, "how far inland is the target?"