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Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1) by John Birmingham

Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1) John Birmingham ebook
Page: 512
ISBN: 0345457137, 9780345457134
Format: lit
Publisher: Ballantine Books

It's always staring at me on theshelf in the bookstore. It's a military thriller, and the technology and hardware in the story is stuff already in use, or stuff that will soon be in use, or probably is in use and we in the "white" world (non-secret military, you know, the . They soon become caught up in I kept thinking that they should have shown the movie Top Gun to the 1940's commanders as an introduction of the type of aircraft to expect from the Multinationals, even though the movie is set midway between the too eras. Dunno about how Islam feels about poofters but I know Tim and the mods get trigger happy every time I use the descriptive “pooffo pinko”. I tried to read this book before Weapons of Choice (World War 2.1) as I came across it first, but I fairly quickly abandoned it to read book 1 first as much of the who, how and why are (understandably)not repeated in book 2. John Birmingham's "Axis of Time" trilogy, starting with Weapons of Choice, deliberately and enthusiastically blurs the boundary . Tossing a 21C naval task force through a wormhole into the midst of World War II . I've shied away from John Birmingham's Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1) for ages. In John Birmingham's Weapons of Choice, the first book in the Axis of Time trilogy, a Multinational fleet of warships is escorting a Joint Research Vessel's sea trials in the 21st century. Chunky like Neal Stephenson's Quicksilver . Having said that I don't dislike the books, they are alt-history/alt reality guff, but enjoyable guff nonetheless. This book The full “ Axis of Time” trilogy is. Weapons of Choice Designated Targets Final Impact. Between 2004 and 2007 Birmingham published the Axis of Time trilogy (Designated Targets, Weapons of Choice and Final Impact) in which a modern multinational fleet accidently travels back in time to WW2. Weapons of Choice (2004) from the book jacket, Book 1. The Axis of Time trilogy lays out the culture shock collision between a world slightly ahead of our own and a world that fewer of us remember each day, America in the 1940s.