Warren Gray is a former career intelligence
officer with experience in special operations and counterterrorism. He served in Europe and the Middle
East, earned parachutist wings, eight more military qualification badges, and twenty military medals. He
also earned four college degrees, including a Master of Aeronautical Science degree, and was a distinguished graduate of the
Air Force Targeting School. Warren Gray is the author of Death Stalker; Steel Dragon; Persian
Ghost; and, Black Falcon.
According to the book description of
Steel Dragon, “In early 2007, only months after boldly testing a series of ballistic missiles
and an underground nuclear device, North Korea suddenly and inexplicably agreed to dismantle its menacing nuclear weapons
program. Even the most severe economic sanctions had little effect on the militant communist dictatorship,
so what forced them to make this unprecedented decision? This book proposes an incredibly realistic and
detailed scenario for a covert military special operation that might have accomplished this remarkable objective.
In Operation Steel Dragon, Air Force combat control officer Jack Wolfe leads a breathtaking, unconventional commando
raid against North Korea’s premier missile launch complex, hoping to strike without warning and slip away into the shadows.
Japan and South Korea prepare for the worst as the fast-paced plot unfolds. Ultimately, the morning
calm is broken by a savage battle on land, sea, and in the air, and the Kim Jong-Il regime must make a fateful decision.”
According to the book description of
Persian Ghost, “To avert potential nuclear war in the Middle East, Air Force special operations
officer Jack Wolfe must covertly plan and execute the total destruction of Iran’s nuclear facility at Bushehr before
the Israelis strike it in self-defense. With only a handful of experts in Bahrain, his daunting, clandestine
mission, Operation Persian Ghost, must ensure stealth and pinpoint accuracy while concealing American involvement.
As Iran’s secret nuclear weapons program reaches a critical point with completion of the first reactor and the
election of a new, hard-line president intent on destroying Israel, Jack’s task is complicated by skirmishes with Iranian
forces, Israeli air strike preparations, and his unexpected romance with a female pilot. He boldly leads
a commando team into Iran, and bombs fall during a raging battle with a cataclysmic conclusion. Persian
Ghost is a grippingly realistic tale of unrivaled urgency, cooperation, and daring in overcoming the forces
of international terror.”
According to the book description of
Death Stalker, “Imad
Fayez Mugniyah, the “Hyena,” is the
most dangerous terrorist in the world
in 2007, still wanted for the
destruction of the U.S. Embassy and
Marine barracks in Beirut, the man who
taught Osama bin Laden to use
explosives, who even now coordinates
and leads Iranian special operations
against American troops in Iraq. With
a huge bounty on his head, dead or
alive, he ventures into Syria on
behalf of Iranian intelligence and the
Hezbollah terrorist organization to
orchestrate a series of bold attacks.
CIA operative Alec Carlson, a former
Navy SEAL, leads Operation Death
Stalker, a covert initiative to target
Mugniyah’s nefarious activities,
search for smuggled weapons of mass
destruction, and to hunt down this
vicious killer in person. Stalking the
elusive Hyena is more difficult than
anyone imagines, though, and the
deadly trail is obscured by
kidnapping, gunrunners, snipers,
airstrikes, commandos, assassins, a
militant uprising, and a final,
heart-pounding conclusion.”
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According to the book description of
Black Falcon, “In July of 1996, the most dangerous terrorist in Europe returned from the dead
on a ruthless spree of bloodlust and vengeance, financed by a fortune in looted Nazi gold. Three leading
German industrialists were brutally murdered, one with his entire family. The German government sent their best counterterrorist
commando to Fort Bragg for our help, but we only gave him one man, one very special Green Beret intelligence officer with
a secret past. Together with a German police commando and a beautiful French spy, he launched Operation
Black Falcon, searching the rugged Albanian coast for the exiled terrorist and his evil girlfriend, and concluding with a
daring and bloody raid. This is a story of triumph, treachery, assassination, and betrayal at the highest
levels. It’s a grim reminder that the cycle of terror is never-ending, and can only be broken by
the bold, by those who know no limits.”
According to the
book description of Tequila
Moon, “After a controversial
Colombian Air Force raid against a
narco-terrorist FARC guerilla leader
in March 2008, unpredictable
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez sends
ten armored battalions to the border,
initiating a bold regional
confrontation that would last for two
weeks. Special Forces officer Dirk
Sheppard is ordered to slip into
Venezuela in a covert reconnaissance
mission to gain first-hand, inside
information about the leftist Chávez
regime. This daring endeavor, known
as Operation Tequila Moon, quickly
transitions to a direct-action
commando raid when Iranian long-range
ballistic missiles are discovered, and
a planned replay of the famed Cuban
Missile Crisis must be thwarted at all
costs. Aided by a dissident
Venezuelan general, Dirk’s team
embarks on a series of wild adventures
in the Andes and near a major naval
base, culminating in a lightning-speed
battle at a tropical island. Tequila
Moon is a vividly detailed and
intensely realistic account of
espionage, betrayal, and
heart-pounding military action”
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