Afghan Storm (Nick Woods Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
Two Afghan police trucks were passing below on the road more than 1,300 yards away when Mushahid signaled his men to fire. The guns roared, their massive sounds echoing off the hills. The 12.7’s were comparable to the Browning .50 caliber machine gun used by the Americans since World War II. The 12.7’s poured hulking, 700-grain bullets into the trucks. The bullets shredded the vehicles and nearly tore them in half once the gunners found their range. Frantic police officers leaped from burning vehicles and hurled themselves toward a nearby ditch. The machine gunners didn’t even bother engaging the men, who were now firing back up the hill with their AKs. Mushahid had ordered his machine gunners not to engage single targets. Their ammunition was too valuable, and the distance too great for the men below to even reach them with their AKs. Plus, survivors were needed to call out for help from their command in Kabul. The urgent call for assistance was made, but like most things with the Afghan government, the response was slow.
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