Thomas J. Yeggy

Thomas J. Yeggy

Writing and Editing

Residing in Pensacola Beach writing books on the Cold War

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The First Strike Series - The Books Mushroom Cloud - https://amzn.to/42o46oJ Finding Designated Ground Zero - https://amzn.to/46VaLKp Armageddon - https://amzn.to/3QwESk2

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    "This was a compelling and captivating read. The blend of almost spy thriller tactics with historical fiction and government intrigue made the story feel larger than life... a truly atmospheric read." - Anthony Avina Mushroom Cloud is now the Top New Release in Nuclear Weapons & Warfare History on Amazon! #MushroomCloud

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    Volodymyr Zelenskiy says Ukraine’s military has asked for an additional 450-500,000 people to be mobilised into the army but that a final decision had not been taken. He told a news conference in Kyiv that top military and government officials were due to discuss “this very sensitive issue of mobilisation” and that parliament would then consider it.

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    The plan that appears in Parts IV and V of my recent blog posts are in fact the only published account of JFKs 1961 preventative attack that details the units, routes, and coordinates of the targets. For context: during the summer of 1961, a small group of officials in the Pentagon and the White House had worked out a plan for a first strike that would virtually wipe out the Soviets' nuclear arsenal, minimizing the chance of retaliation. The plan was concrete and highly detailed. It spelled out what flight paths the U.S. bombers should take, at what altitudes they should fly, and which targets they should hit with how many of what kinds of nuclear bombs. And it concluded that the mission was feasible—that there was a "fair probability" of success. Read my latest blog posts to see the unique, in depth visual breakdowns of the plan, detailing the units, routes, and coordinates of the targets. 👉 https://bit.ly/3v15nHz

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    Vladimir Putin could deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine amid growing battlefield losses and no victory in sight in a move that could spark a Third World War, a nuclear expert has warned. Dr Bahram Ghiassee, a nuclear scientist, said Putin could view deploying tactical nukes as a 'justified' escalation of the Ukraine war if the Russian despot feels his forces face defeat amid a continued supply of Western weapons to Kyiv.

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    "I enjoyed the way the author weaves an intricate plot clearly showing the frailties of human nature, common mistrust, paranoia, the disadvantages of electing politicians for their appearance rather than their character and experience, and the dangers of guessing and second-guessing what the seemingly more powerful might do and reacting to that. I found it to be exceptionally fascinating how he crafted the last section of this book 'Armageddon' and at the same time terrifying as he slowly revealed how easily it all can happen so quickly." - John Johnson

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    The plan that appears in Parts IV and V of my recent blog posts are in fact the only published account of JFKs 1961 preventative attack that details the units, routes, and coordinates of the targets. For context: during the summer of 1961, a small group of officials in the Pentagon and the White House had worked out a plan for a first strike that would virtually wipe out the Soviets' nuclear arsenal, minimizing the chance of retaliation. The plan was concrete and highly detailed. It spelled out what flight paths the U.S. bombers should take, at what altitudes they should fly, and which targets they should hit with how many of what kinds of nuclear bombs. And it concluded that the mission was feasible—that there was a "fair probability" of success. Read my latest blog posts to see the unique, in depth visual breakdowns of the plan, detailing the units, routes, and coordinates of the targets. 👉 https://bit.ly/3v15nHz

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