Action-Adventure Special Forces

In February, 1942, following a narrow escape from imprisonment in Singapore, Corporal Carl Babcock finds himself left alone to weather the elements and avoid being recaptured by Japanese forces. He isn't an easy man to kill, but freedom from the frying pan may land him into the fire. WWII has reached the distant jungles of Papua New Guinea, and that's where the young corporal will soon find himself-venturing down the Kakoda Track with a small company of Australian infantrymen. Should the Axis advance to Port Moresby, their newfound power could turn the tide and usher in a dark age that might see Australia lose their freedom forever. The weight of the world shall soon bear down and push these men to their limits. Success will depend on Babcock's wits in pressing through a hellish landscape, and fighting against the ferocious Imperial Japanese Army. While death awaits them at every turn, so too does the opportunity to discover many things that the jungle might be hiding from them along the way.

It's April 1943 and a secret mission involving a patrol group from the 5th SAS Regiment and the Royal Marines is taking place inside Germany's mountains. To support the ground mission a massive bombing campaign is also occurring at the same time as the Special Operations Executive tries to determine what the Nazi's are building underground in a secret facility. After recovering information that could reveal what the SS have been developing, Corporal Babcock and the rest of the Special Forces team escape out of Germany and make their way through hostile territory while being pursued by a hunter force. They hope to rendezvous with the French resistance and make their way back over to England but nothing is guaranteed as they encounter many challenges along the way. Low on supplies and exposed to cold weather they must find the wherewithal to survive on their own until such time as they meet up with the support that they need. How do they manage to escape the German's that are after them? What kind of information have they discovered and why is it so important to get it all back to England so urgently?