Target Stealth

by Jack Merek

When a KGB agent carrying top-secret United States aerospace plans for the radar-invisible "Stealth Bomber" is captured by Iranian terrorists, General Scott Cartwright becomes America's sole hope of stopping the kidnapper's plans for destruction

Genres: Military Fiction, Fiction

352 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Luke Mahony]

I read this in the 90s as a 14 year old boy. It was a thrilling read. Lots of action lots of side plots(like the Russian spy ) and a fantastic story. I remember being impressed by the opening few pages where you think its a group of US Air Force pilots but cleverly turns out to ne the Iranian pilots.

[Mark Braun]

An "inside" view of SEAL teams. Is this the way they really train? And operate? Will have to read more to see how factual this representation is?

[Rik]

Not so exciting as I hoped. The book only got exciting in the last 50 pages... Too bad

[Cws]

A Mer