Afterburn: a Post-Apocalyptic Thriller (Next book 1)
“Lt. Randall said.
Capt. Antonelli nodded to affirm the obvious. “Let’s circle it and stay low. Assume it’s occupied until confirmed otherwise.”
“Yes, sir.” Randall motioned the small groups of soldiers into positions on the ridge. Antonelli had established a command post in a direct line with the steel door, which was a hundred yards away and almost hidden by the surrounding rocks and earth.
The buried rear of the bunker offered the most difficult terrain, consisting of jagged granite shelves and few footholds. According to what little intel New Pentagon had given him, that rock promontory held the solar panels, craftily placed so that they were concealed from casual air traffic. That was important at one time, but now secrecy carried little value.
He didn’t want to risk troops ascending those steep cliffs for no reason, so he ordered his staff sergeant to place troops around the base.
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