Baltimore Logic

Two years prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese and German spies are pitted against a diverse team of U.S. counter-intelligence agents recruited from the FBI, the Office of Naval Intelligence and the Baltimore City Police Department. As the Axis operatives and their American supporters scheme to steal top-secret U.S. radar technology, cripple the production of advanced military aircraft and assassinate the government official responsible for ramping up war-winning research and development programs, a small band of U.S. expendables is all that stands in the way of Hitler's and Hirohito's henchmen--and their plans to defeat America before it even enters World War II.

Two years prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese and German spies are pitted against a diverse team of U.S. counter-intelligence agents recruited from the FBI, the Office of Naval Intelligence and the Baltimore City Police Department. As the Axis operatives and their American supporters scheme to steal top-secret U.S. radar technology, cripple the production of advanced military aircraft and assassinate the government official responsible for ramping up war-winning research and development programs, a small band of U.S. expendables is all that stands in the way of Hitler's and Hirohito's henchmen--and their plans to defeat America before it even enters World War II.

Basil Truscott is a retired teacher of Advanced Placement Economics and History. Prior to his career in public education, he worked as in-house counsel in the Office of General Counsel of two major US corporations. He has been married for nearly 50 years, and is a father of three and grandfather of four.