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About Dale Brown
Former US Air Force captain Dale Brown was born in Buffalo, New York. He was still serving in the US Air Force, where he was a navigator-bombardier, when he wrote his first thriller, Flight of the Old Dog.
Series
Patrick McLanahan
1. Flight of the Old Dog (1987)
2. Day of the Cheetah (1989)
3. Sky Masters (1990)
4. Night of the Hawk (1992)
5. Shadows of Steel (1996)
6. Fatal Terrain (1997)
7. The Tin Man (1998)
8. Battle Born (1999)
9. Warrior Class (2001)
10. Wings of Fire (2002)
11. Air Battle Force (2003)
12. Plan of Attack (2004)
13. Strike Force (2007)
14. Shadow Command (2008)
15. Rogue Forces (2009)
1. Flight of the Old Dog (1987)
2. Day of the Cheetah (1989)
3. Sky Masters (1990)
4. Night of the Hawk (1992)
5. Shadows of Steel (1996)
6. Fatal Terrain (1997)
7. The Tin Man (1998)
8. Battle Born (1999)
9. Warrior Class (2001)
10. Wings of Fire (2002)
11. Air Battle Force (2003)
12. Plan of Attack (2004)
13. Strike Force (2007)
14. Shadow Command (2008)
15. Rogue Forces (2009)
Independent
1. Silver Tower (1988)
2. Hammerheads (1990)
3. Chains of Command (1993)
4. Storming Heaven (1994)
1. Silver Tower (1988)
2. Hammerheads (1990)
3. Chains of Command (1993)
4. Storming Heaven (1994)
Dale Brown's Dreamland (with Jim DeFelice)
1. Dreamland (2001)
2. Nerve Center (2002)
3. Razor's Edge (2002)
4. Piranha (2003)
5. Strike Zone (2004)
6. Armageddon (2004)
7. Satan's Tail (2005)
8. End Game (2006)
9. Retribution (2007)
10. Revolution (2008)
11. Whiplash (2009)
1. Dreamland (2001)
2. Nerve Center (2002)
3. Razor's Edge (2002)
4. Piranha (2003)
5. Strike Zone (2004)
6. Armageddon (2004)
7. Satan's Tail (2005)
8. End Game (2006)
9. Retribution (2007)
10. Revolution (2008)
11. Whiplash (2009)
Links to other websites
| Dale Brown's MEGAFORTRESS.COM |
Dale Brown recommends
 Ambush At Osirak (1988) (David Llewellyn, book 1) Herbert Crowder "Excellent... High-Tech action... Frighteningly realistic." |  Rolling Thunder (1989) Mark Berent "Mark Berent writes with great authority and utter realism, immersing the reader in his characters' every sensation and emotion." |  Acts of Vengeance (2002) (Sam Maxwell, book 2) Robert Gandt "Gandt's combat scenes are excellent." |
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