Havana Moon
Havana Moon by Rusty Cash, published by AuthorHouse in October 2004, is a fiction novel that delves into the world of military aviation and international intrigue. The story follows Navy F-18 pilot Sean Murphy, who, after being discharged for disobeying orders, takes on a new role test flying upgraded Russian Mig-21s for an Israeli aviation firm in India. As part of a multinational team of ex-military aviation mercenaries, Sean embarks on a dangerous mission to eliminate key Cuban government leaders while navigating complex relationships and the challenges of his new life.
Readers will find a narrative filled with action and adventure as Sean and his team engage in high-stakes dogfights against Cuban Mig pilots and face the threats of surface-to-air missiles. The book explores themes of loyalty, love, and the moral dilemmas faced by those in combat. With a page count of 292, this edition presents a detailed account of Sean’s journey, highlighting the intricacies of aviation warfare and the personal choices that define his path.
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Navy F-18 pilot Sean Murphy, discharged after disobeying orders and shooting down two Cuban Mig-21’s, accepts employment test flying upgraded Russian Mig-21’s for an Israeli aviation firm in India.
He joins a multinational team of ex-military aviation mercenaries. Their Mission: to eliminate top government leaders of Cuba by flying upgraded MIG’s disguised as Cuban Air Force fighters. Their deadly mission pits them against the best fighter pilots Cuba can send against them.
Dodging lethal SAM’s, dogfighting against waves of Cuban Mig’s, they bomb and electronic intelligence gathering station, successfully eliminating top Cuban leaders.
Sean must choose between two beautiful women, adjust to life as an international test pilot, survive death defying air combat to help Cuba gain her independence.
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