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Flight of Fear is the tale of a plot to place a nuclear bomb on a commercial airliner and detonate it over a major US city. A renegade group of North Korean generals, dissatisfied with Kim Jung-Un’s improving relations with the US, has stolen a warhead. They are working with a terrorist Muslim group, based in both the US and Chechnya, who has gained control of an American Airlines flight headed for Seattle. Enroute to the US, the plane makes a quick landing on a small island just off the coast of North Korea and the bomb is loaded. Some clever subterfuge would have enabled the terrorists to allay suspicions if not for a clandestine CIA operation. Forewarned, the Air Force plans to shoot down the plane, including over 300 passengers, before it reaches the US. A courageous group of individuals on the flight, however, have discovered the plot and must retake control before the plane is destroyed. Meanwhile, back in the US, the FBI is infiltrating the terrorist group behind the plot. In the process, one of their agents, working undercover, is discovered. Will the FBI locate and save him in time?

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Publié par	Outskirts Press
Date de parution	24 mars 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781977253613
Langue	English

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Flight of Fear All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2022 Cory Jenson v2.0
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
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Table of Contents
Principal Characters
Preface
CHAPTER 1: New York City
CHAPTER 2: Beijing, PRC
CHAPTER 3: Northern Virginia
CHAPTER 4: North Korea
CHAPTER 5: Northern Iran
CHAPTER 6
CHAPTER 7: Detroit, Michigan
CHAPTER 8: Northern Virginia
CHAPTER 9: Coronado Island, San Diego, California
CHAPTER 10: Northern Virginia
CHAPTER 11: FBI Field Office – Detroit, Michigan
CHAPTER 12: North Korea
CHAPTER 13: Shanghai, PRC
CHAPTER 14: Sea of Japan off Al Som Island, North Korea
CHAPTER 15: CIA Headquarters – Northern Virginia
CHAPTER 16: Detroit, Michigan
CHAPTER 17: Tehran, Iran
CHAPTER 18: Al Som Island, North Korea
CHAPTER 19: FBI Field Office – Detroit, Michigan
CHAPTER 20: FBI Field Office - Detroit
CHAPTER 21: Hong Kong
CHAPTER 22: Jamea Masjid Mosque – Dearborn, Michigan
CHAPTER 23: Hong Kong
CHAPTER 24: Hong Kong International Airport
CHAPTER 25: Al Som Island, North Korea
CHAPTER 26: Incheon International Airport, South Korea
CHAPTER 27: Over South Korea – 100 miles east of Seoul
CHAPTER 28: Air Traffic Control – Incheon IAP
CHAPTER 29: North Korean Air Force Station – Kosong
CHAPTER 30: Al Som Island, North Korea
CHAPTER 31: AA Flight 272 – Over the Sea of Japan
CHAPTER 32: North Korea
CHAPTER 33: CIA Headquarters – Northern Virginia
CHAPTER 34: AA Flight 272 – Over the Sea of Japan
CHAPTER 35: The Whitehouse
CHAPTER 36: Detroit, Michigan
CHAPTER 37: AA Flight 272 – Over the Sea of Japan
CHAPTER 38: Al Som Island, North Korea
CHAPTER 39: AA Flight 272 – Over the Pacific Ocean
CHAPTER 40: The Whitehouse – Situation Room
CHAPTER 41: Detroit FBI Field Office
CHAPTER 42: AA Flight 272 – Over the Pacific Ocean
CHAPTER 43: The Whitehouse – Situation Room
CHAPTER 44: AA Flight 272 – Over the Pacific Ocean
CHAPTER 45: Al Som Island, North Korea
CHAPTER 46: The Whitehouse – Situation Room
CHAPTER 47: Jamea Masjid Mosque – Dearborn, Michigan
CHAPTER 48: Al Som Island, North Korea
CHAPTER 49: AA Flight 272 – Over the Pacific Ocean
CHAPTER 50: Presidential Palace – Pyongyang, North Korea
CHAPTER 51: The Whitehouse – Situation Room
CHAPTER 52: Lewis-McChord Joint Base - South of Seattle
CHAPTER 53: AA Flight 272 – Over the Pacific Ocean
CHAPTER 54: On board USS North Dakota
CHAPTER 55: The Whitehouse – Situation Room
CHAPTER 56: AA Flight 272 – Over the Pacific Ocean – 100 miles from the US West Coast
CHAPTER 57: River Rouge
CHAPTER 58: Control Tower – Denver International Airport
CHAPTER 59: The Whitehouse – Situation Room
CHAPTER 60: The days following
CHAPTER 61: Pyongyang, North Korea
CHAPTER 62: The Whitehouse - One week later
CHAPTER 63: The White House Oval Office -Two weeks later
Afterword
Principal Characters
I N ORDER OF APPEARANCE
Hyun-Woo – Villager on Al Som Island
Yung-Hee – Wife of Hyun-Woo
Chung-Hee – Daughter of Hyun-Woo
Farhod Behzadi – Member of VAJA (Iran’s intelligence service) – Titled Legal Advisor to Iran’s UN team.
Pak Jae-Sun – Member of North Korea’s State Security Dept (SSD)
Elizabeth Caffrey – Member of CIA Covert Surveillance Group
Ethan Parrish – Sr. detective with the Violent Crimes Bureau of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Dept.
Ann Johansen – Director of CIA
Jim Gant – Manager of CIA Covert Surveillance Group
John Stewart – Member of CIA’s North Korean Desk
Chris Calvert – Member of CIA’s Iranian Desk
Bruce Baxter – Ann Johansen’s assistant
Choe Ryong-Hae – Director of North Korea’s SSD
Kim-Hui Song – Head of 16 th Bureau (Surveillance) of SSD
Khasan Khasanov – Liaison between Chechnyan Resistance Group and Iran’s VAJA
Ehsan Rahmani – Member of VAJA
Patrick Adlan Dougherty – American Airlines pilot – Also member of Muslim group committed to Jihad
Aiza and Khassan Varayev – Grandparents of Patrick Dougherty
Kariina Dougherty – Mother of Patrick Dougherty
Abukhan Vagabov – Chechnyan Imam of a Detroit Mosque
Jason Dunham – Manager of CIA’s North Korean Desk
Sean Haugen – Member of Seal Team Six
Jay Sullivan – Member of Seal Team Six
Steve Crenshaw – Commander Seal Team Six
Susan Garcia – Member of CIA’s North Korean Desk
Chu Sang-Ki – Leader of SSD "black" squad – 16 th Bureau
Mahmoud Sarrof – Syrian who has volunteered to be a martyr (alias Ibraham Aslan of Cathay Pacific Airlines)
Ayatollah Karimi – Member of Iran’s ruling council
Khaled Abboud – Senior officer in VAJA
Roger Fuller – American Airlines pilot – First Officer on AA flight 272
Margaret "Maggie" Madsen – American Airlines Flight Attendant – Chief Attendant on AA Flight 272
Ji-Won Shin – Air traffic controller at Incheon IAP
Mr. Ho – Air traffic control supervisor at Incheon IAP
Lieutenant Jee – KPA officer at Kosong Air Force Station, North Korea
Colonel Shin – KPA officer at Kosong Air Force Station, North Korea
Brandon Miller – Special Agent In Charge of Detroit FBI Field Office
Bruce Meier – Special Agent – FBI
Jim Springer – Agent – FBI
Laura Hensley – Agent – FBI
Frank Peregini – Agent – FBI
Choi Dong-Shuk – North Korean engineer – designer of bomb detonators
Paul Lomax – President of the United States
General Jason Rutledge – Chairman – Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jack Mulholland – Secretary of Defense
Norman Clark – National Security Director
Rob Niewinski – White House Chief of Staff
Laura Miller – Secretary of State
George Johnson – Director – FBI
Ned Collins – Australian passenger on AA Flight 272
Mary Ames – Flight attendant on AA Flight 272
Liz Matthews – Passenger on AA Flight 272 – Former USAF KC-135 pilot
Malik – Muslim member of Detroit mosque
Abdul – Muslim member of Detroit mosque
Yusef – Muslim member of Detroit mosque
Mel Spellman – FAA Director
Imam Khalim – Secretary to the Emir in Chechnya
General Sung Hyo-Jung – Commander of Korean People’s Army
General Hwang Pyong-So – Director of North Korean Political Bureau
Kim Jung-un – North Korean dictator
Malik – Member of ISIS cell
Yasser – Member of ISIS cell
Mahmoud – Member of ISIS cell
Tarad Muhammad al-Jarba – Senior ISIS commander in Syria
Major Scott Newsome – USAF F-35A pilot
Captain Gabe Garcia – USAF F-35A pilot
Colonel Harkins – Flight officer at Lewis-McChord Joint Base
CWO Miller – crewman of USS North Dakota
Commander Larsen – Duty officer on USS North Dakota
Special Agent McKenzie - Commander of FBI SWAT team
Agent Nelson – Member of FBI SWAT team
Dean Sinclair – Senior Air Traffic Controller at Denver IAP
Kent Cameron – Air Traffic Control Supervisor at Denver IAP
Jim Pruitt – Boeing 777 pilot
Preface
IT HAD BEEN weeks since they had seen such a beautiful morning. As the sun rose over the sea to the east, it spread its radiant luster over the farm and the forest beyond. Even their modest home shone with the dawn light.
Hyun-Woo and Yung-Hee had been up for hours…..well before their rooster crowed to welcome the coming day. They had fed the chickens and now were boiling water for tea and fixing rice and fish for breakfast.
They had lived on the island all their lives. Hyun-Woo had been born in this very hut and inherited it when his parents had died. Yung-Hee was from the next farm. They had known each other since birth and played together as children. When Yung-Hee was old enough, they had married. That was eight years ago and, although they occasionally argued, they were happy with their life together.
Life on the small island was hard and without many luxuries, but they were satisfied. They survived on rice, fish, eggs and a few vegetables that they grew in their small garden.
There were only three small farms on the island and no one from the mainland bothered them. Occasionally, a military boat would pass by their farm with a few KPA soldiers in it, but they never came ashore.
Soon they would need to awaken Chung-Hee, their six-year-old daughter, and sit down for breakfast.
Hyun-Woo was the first to hear their dog barking. He opened the door to see what had alarmed the dog. At first, he saw nothing but then he spied a small group of KPA soldiers approaching their hut. He nervously stepped outside to greet them and discover their reason for being there.
Hyun-Woo heard the officer, in charge of the soldiers, yell at them to search the hut. He quickly ducked back in and warned Yung-Hee not to panic. It was probably just a routine inspection of the island’s inhabitants.
Within moments, the door was thrown open and three soldiers entered. While two stayed in the room, one brushed past them and went into the small bedroom where Chung-Hee was sleeping. Soon after, he came out dragging the frightened young child behind him.
"All of you, get outside now." barked one of the soldiers.
Chung-Hee grabbed their daughter, who was now crying, as she quickly obeyed their orders. Hyun-Woo followed the