The Eisenhower Enigma
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The year, 1953. Science fi ction is now secret and immediate reality. The toughest general who ever lived is president of the United States. His only weapons --The US Air Force, the mysterious Majestic 12, and Oracle Alpha, a young woman of strange gifts. Beyond them all, his own intellect and wealth of military experience must prepare him, must ready the world, for a confrontation and future never imagined. The Eisenhower Enigma. “I always wanted a soldier’s life. The men I trained during World War I shipped to France immediately. My orders fi nally came in October, 1918. I longed to lead my unit into action. The war ended seven days before I was to sail for France. Now, my combat moment has come again.” President Dwight D. Eisenhower “Forty F-86 Sabrejet fi ghters stand ready to attack on Feb. 20. Since I gave the orders the dazzling capabilities of the enemy craft and the reach of their weapons has gnawed at my mind.” General Nathan Twining, USAF “My life changed in 1952, when General Twining sent me to Duke University to be tested for intuitive abilities by Dr. Joseph Rhine. On our last day I asked Dr. Rhine what he’d tell the Air Force. ‘Just what you intended,’ he said. I smiled. Free at last.” Oracle Alpha The code word “Valentine” ripped through Colonel Torres’ earphones. “Two ship integrity,” he shouted. “Kill the lights, follow me down to 500 feet.” The Sabres moved as one. But against an enemy ship ten times as fast, his stomach tightened as he prepared for his own death. Lt. Colonel “Mike” Torres, USAF
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The year, 1953. Science fiction is now secret and immediate reality. The toughest general who ever lived is president of the United States. His only weapons --The US Air Force, the mysterious Majestic 12, and Oracle Alpha, a young woman of strange gifts. Beyond them all, his own intellect and wealth of military experience must prepare him, must ready the world, for a confrontation and future never imagined. The Eisenhower Enigma.
“I always wanted a soldier’s life. The men I trained during World War I shipped to France immediately. My orders finally came in October, 1918. I longed to lead my unit into action. The war ended seven days before I was to sail for France. Now, my combat moment has come again.”
President Dwight D. Eisenhower
“Forty F-86 Sabrejet fighters stand ready to attack on Feb. 20. Since I gave the orders the dazzling capabilities of the enemy craft and the reach of their weapons has gnawed at my mind.”
General Nathan Twining, USAF
“My life changed in 1952, when General Twining sent me to Duke University to be tested for intuitive abilities by Dr. Joseph Rhine. On our last day I asked Dr. Rhine what he’d tell the Air Force. ‘Just what you intended,’ he said. I smiled. Free at last.”
Oracle Alpha
The code word “Valentine” ripped through Colonel Torres’ earphones. “Two ship integrity,” he shouted. “Kill the lights, follow me down to 500 feet.” The Sabres moved as one. But against an enemy ship ten times as fast, his stomach tightened as he prepared for his own death.
Lt. Colonel “Mike” Torres, USAF
About the Author
John Romero has written for AP, UPI and Sports Illustrated, and for ten years was sports editor of Nevada's largest newspaper, the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He has written more than 400 magazine articles and columns, and his two hardcover books on selling have become twin bibles for the casino industry. He ran 16 marathons including Boston, and lives in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Las Vegas, The Untold Stories. is his third nonfiction book, soon to be followed by his first novel, The Eisenhower Enigma.