THE FINAL BATTLE: Join Commander Janice Daria and the Battlecruiser Pegasus as they are recalled to assemble in the final conflict against the Drazakians. This is the last battle for the aged battlecruiser and the fate of peace lays with them. Enter a new Drazakian warlord, a traitous Admiral and the entry of the Skarrn War-fleet, all of it poised to vanquish a peace initiative to end the war. The Pegasus must not only fight against new technology and save Earth from a bio-weapon, but must solve the mystery of this new threat that threatens the peace of the Galaxy

THE FINAL BATTLE: Join Commander Janice Daria and the Battlecruiser Pegasus as they are recalled to assemble in the final conflict against the Drazakians. This is the last battle for the aged battlecruiser and the fate of peace lays with them. Enter a new Drazakian warlord, a traitous Admiral and the entry of the Skarrn War-fleet, all of it poised to vanquish a peace initiative to end the war. The Pegasus must not only fight against new technology and save Earth from a bio-weapon, but must solve the mystery of this new threat that threatens the peace of the Galaxy

His name is Ken Fukuda, retired from EarthGov, code name Kanji, he is about to discover the hidden truth to his existance. Her code name is Glyph, she found out her truth through the dreams, and now she is out to reveal it to the world. His name is Rune, his mission is to bury the truth at all costs. In the traditions of near-future espionage action thrillers like Minority Report and Total Recall comes this hard hitting spectacular branching across a future Earth, Mars and to the lunar Moon. Prepare to be revealed the truth of Fukuda's Five.

The launch in 1906 of HMS Dreadnought, the world’s first all-big-gun battleship, rendered all existing battle fleets obsolete while at the same time wiping out the Royal Navy’s numerical advantage. Britain urgently needed to build an entirely new battle fleet of these larger, more complex and more costly vessels. In this she succeeded spectacularly: in little over a decade fifty such ships were completed, almost exactly double what Germany achieved. This heroic achievement was made possible by the country’s vast industrial nexus of shipbuilders, engine manufacturers, armament firms and specialist armor producers, whose contribution to the creation of the Grand Fleet is too often ignored.

The warships of the World War II era German Navy are among the most popular subject in naval history with an almost uncountable number of books devoted to them. However, for a concise but authoritative summary of the design history and careers of the major surface ships it is difficult to beat a series of six volumes written by Gerhard Koop and illustrated by Klaus-Peter Schmolke. Each contains an account of the development of a particular class, a detailed description of the ships, with full technical details, and an outline of their service, heavily illustrated with plans, battle maps and a substantial collection of photographs. These have been out of print for ten years or more and are now much sought after by enthusiasts and collectors, so this new modestly priced reprint of the series will be widely welcomed.??This volume covers the Admiral Hipper class, among the largest heavy cruisers to serve in World War II. Intended to be a class of five, they enjoyed contrasting fortunes: Seydlitz and LÙtzow were never completed; BlÙcher was the first major German warship sunk in action; Admiral Hipper became one of the most successful commerce raiders of the war; while the Prinz Eugen survived to be expended as a target in one of the first American nuclear tests in 1946.