Kilo Class Submarines Chapter Summary

In this novel the Russians have prepared multiple Kilo Class submarines. They had prepared an order to send out seven of the Kilo Class submarines to China. China had already received three of these submarines. The real intention of having these submarines was to take Taiwan and destroy the American presence in the Pacific Ocean. The United States caught wind of this plan and therefore set a Black Operation to prevent these seven submarines from ever making it to China. They had to make sure this was done secretly to avoid possibly starting World War III with Russia, Chinia, and the United States being at the forefront. The Americans were able to do the impossible and were able to sink seven Kilo Class submarines with just one American ship and with a small number of Navy Seals. These Kilo Ships are particularly difficult to locate and sink since they run on a diesel engine. The American Navy were able to travel far into enemy territory without being detected by the enemy. Navy commander Cale Boomer Dunning masterfully fulfilled his orders and was willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish his mission. Consequently, there were no causalties on the American side. …show more content…
The plot is very simple and it is fiction novel however I believe it is unrealistic. The fact that one submarine and a few Navy Seals were able to sink seven Kilo Class submarines with no casualties is hard to fathom. This makes this out to be more like supernatural heroes. Shifting perspectives from the americans, Chinese, and Russians at some points were confusing and I could get lost in the suffle. if I wasn’t paying close attention. You could sense a bias towards the Americans by the progression of the story. There was great suspense and description during the fighting scenes! I felt that he was continually pushing forward with the story but that character development was not