The Soviets Built A Gun The Size Of A Train. It Turned Siberia Into A Boiling Hell
His knees are brass, built by a secret Army program after a land mine took his own. Around forty below, the oil inside them hardens like candle wax. This mission will take him across a Siberian winter at fifty below.
An anonymous package warns of a rogue Soviet weapon hidden in the taiga, a gun that hurls steel with electricity, aimed over the top of the world at an American radar station in Alaska. It will be ready by the winter solstice. Bombers can't go, and a team would be heard. So the Army drops one man with a knife, snare wire, a syringe for greasing his joints, and a rifle that aims…
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