Hunter Squadron (Yeoman Book 12)

Summer 1960



Group Captain George Yeoman is about to be thrown into battle once more...



As Officer Commanding at RAF Rheinbrücken, Yeoman is preparing a squadron of Hawker Hunters for a forthcoming NATO air defence exercise.



But orders are given to take his Hunters to the Congolese Republic.



British uranium interests are being threatened by a fanatical politician, Nkrombe, who is believed to be planning an invasion of the small neighbouring state of Warambe where the mines are situated.



Nkrombe, backed by highly skilled mercenary pilots and Sabre Jet fighters, is a formidable threat to Yeoman’s Hunter squadron: especially as Warambe turns out to be only a side-show



Nkrombe seeks to control the whole empire of Central Africa.



In a fierce air battle over the jungle, Yeoman encounters his old wartime enemy, Colonel Joachim Richter, now a mercenary in opposition to the British force.



Cut off from communications and unaware that their orders have changed, Yeoman and Richter find themselves besieged by approaching rebel forces.



And secrets lie behind Yeoman’s misson…



Praise for Robert Jackson:



'Takes you to the heart of the action.' - Tom Kasey, bestselling author of Cold Kill.



Robert Jackson (b. 1941) is a prolific author of military and aviation history, having become a full time writer in 1969. As an active serviceman in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve he flew a wide range of aircraft, ranging from jets to gliders. Hunter Squadron continues the George Yeoman series.