Publisher's Synopsis
Lero's Mission is another example of the principle that you never know what is just around the corner, or, in this case, who is sitting behind you just out of sight. Lero is his nomme de guerre and we follow him through a mission he is called to participate in after he has retired from the Air Force and settled down to work as an airframe and power-plant mechanic in western Pennsylvania. True to the procedures of Special Operations, we never find out the real names of several of the people involved in the Mission, but we get to know them pretty well and feel the synergy as they work together on a delicate and dangerous mission. As contractors to a large western democracy, Lero and his crew undertake a mission that is full of danger. It involves a long over-water flight, with multiple aerial refuelings, but that is only the beginning. The special smart bombs aboard are destined for precise targets deep inside a country that has threatened to wipe another country off of the map. Their underground nuclear facilities are the targets of Lero and his crew. Ride along in the jump seat, but pull your seat belt tight.
