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CSAR

(2026)
(Book 25 in the Airmen series)
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Across the Mekong, no one comes home easy.

A gunship is down in Laos.


Tom Coyle should be dead. His Black Widow has been torn out of the sky over enemy territory, his crew is gone, and the Pathet Lao are already moving toward the crash site. But Coyle is still alive — wounded, hunted, and carrying eight KL-7 cipher rotors that could expose the entire secret war if they fall into the wrong hands.

For Airman Danny Archer, newly arrived at NKP, the mission should be simple.

Go in. Find the survivor. Bring him out.

But nothing is simple beyond the Mekong. The jungle kills radios. The karst hides enemies. Fog shuts down the rescue birds. And every hour Coyle stays on the ground, the enemy gets closer.

Master Sergeant Vance knows the rule better than anyone.

Don’t screw up.

Because in Laos, one mistake doesn’t just kill the man you came to save.

It can compromise the war no one is supposed to be fighting.

CSAR is the twenty-fifth novel in the Airmen Series — a brutal, close-quarters rescue thriller about survival, sacrifice, and the men who go in when everyone else is ordered to stay out.


Genre: Thriller

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