Iron Gate
Iron Gate by Richard Herman is a First Edition novel published by Simon & Schuster in 1996. This 414-page book is written in English and follows Colonel Matt Pontowski, a seasoned USAF veteran, as he navigates a precarious situation in South Africa. The narrative centers on a significant scientific and political prize that has the potential to alter the balance of power in the free world, set against the backdrop of a country in turmoil.
Readers will encounter a gripping tale of espionage and military strategy as Colonel Pontowski and his special air wing confront the complexities of a racially charged environment. The story unfolds around a massive granite structure that serves as a stronghold for the Afrikaner Resistance Movement, raising fears of nuclear weapon development. Through this lens, the book explores themes of conflict and power dynamics, immersing readers in a tense atmosphere where the stakes are high.
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“In Iron Gate, Richard Herman, Jr., thrusts his legendary hero, Colonel Matt Pontowski, USAF, into a dangerously unstable South Africa. At stake is a scientific and political prize that could shift the free world’s balance of power.” “Colonel Matthew Zachary Pontowski III is a combat veteran, a fearless pilot, and a seasoned and respected leader of men, but even he is not prepared for the military, political, and racial maelstrom into which he and his special air wing must venture.” “In the heartland of South Africa, a massive granite structure guards the entrance to the bastion of the AWB, the Afrikaner Resistance Movement. As news about the structure gets out, fear spreads that the Afrikaners are developing nuclear weapons to help them realize their dream of reasserting a white homeland.”–BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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