Jungle Penetrator

A Vietnam War Thriller

De: David Lee Corley

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

High above the Ho Chi Minh Trail, Navy pilot Mustang and radar operator Books are running a routine reconnaissance mission when their F-4 Phantom is torn apart by enemy flak. Ejecting over the hostile karst mountains of Laos, they crash-land on razor-sharp limestone ridges that slice through the jungle like broken glass. Books suffers a devastating compound fracture, and with temperatures plummeting and enemy forces mobilizing, hypothermia becomes as deadly an enemy as the North Vietnamese troops hunting them. The terrain is so treacherous that conventional rescue is impossible—sheer cliffs, impenetrable jungle canopy, and hostile fire make helicopter extraction a death sentence. Enter Archer, the elite rescue specialist who's built his reputation on impossible missions. Armed with the experimental jungle penetrator—a revolutionary device designed for extractions from terrain that would kill anyone else—he volunteers for what every other pilot calls a suicide run. Descending through enemy fire into the limestone hell below, Archer must navigate deadly terrain, avoid capture, and somehow extract two men from a place where angels fear to tread. But the enemy is closing in, Books is dying, and Archer's equipment is pushed beyond its limits. In the unforgiving mountains of Laos, where one wrong move means death and every second counts, survival isn't just about courage—it's about making the impossible possible.