FULL AUDIOBOOK - Tom Clancy - Red Storm Rising

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FULL AUDIOBOOK - Tom Clancy - Red Storm Rising
Embark on a riveting journey through the pages of "Red Storm Rising" by Tom Clancy. In this masterfully crafted novel, the tumultuous waves of the red sea rise, symbolizing a global conflict of epic proportions. The narrative unfolds a world gripped by the intricacies of multi-faceted warfare and the palpable fear of global confrontation.
The work meticulously reconstructs a geopolitical landscape, weaving a narrative rich in authentic details and sophisticated military strategies. Readers will find themselves immersed in a tale of suspense and adventure, exploring the intricacies of global conflict and international strategy.
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@armyveteran101st Місяць тому

I have read this book more than 20 times over the past 30 years, and I enjoy it more each time. A true masterpiece that hopefully one day will be made into a movie or a mini-series for TV.

@user-yi6nb9sj9i 4 дні тому

Just wait a few . You'll probably get to live it in reality!!

@jamesalexander3530 4 місяці тому

If Hollywood can produce loads of fiction movies, no reason one cannot be produced based on this novel. Imagine a six hour epic with the aid of CGI, it would be spectacular! Thank you Tom Clancy.

@weaponsgradepotato 3 місяці тому

I wish, this and Without Remorse would make such good movies.

@mqrcy.-7218 3 місяці тому

Being as long as it is, a netflix series would probably be better honestly. I'd be so happy if they made one

@carmenlottner297 3 місяці тому

@mqrcy.-7218 Do you think Netflix nowadays would do it justice?If their recent output is anything to go by,then I rather doubt it.

@rolds376 3 місяці тому

Would you cast the real world F117 as the Frisbee or leave it a fictional fighter?

@nicholasratush7405 3 місяці тому

this is a mini series without any big stars.....

@tippo5341 3 місяці тому

Have read this book (in the old fashioned way) countless times...now, have listened to more than countless times, and will continue to...certainly one of Clancy's greatest writings!!!! Still have the original book on the shelf.

@davidrodriguez-so8lq 2 місяці тому

I have read most of Clancys books but I am sure that this book was his best book ever

@charliecarter6637 2 місяці тому

I’m with you. I’m lucky enough to have a signed first edition.

@robertacomstock3655 2 місяці тому

Nah. Debt of Honor, with his description of fiat currency as a voluntary mass hallucination! 🎉

@treesloth9 Місяць тому

Me also would love to see this done on the big screen or series I remember the first time I read it with google earth Following Lieutenant Edward’s journey around Iceland was a new experience

@johndenton362 Місяць тому

Sad

@smsiv 5 місяців тому

0:01:21 Ch 1: The Slow Fuse 0:21:48 Ch 2: Odd Man In 1:20:35 Ch 3: Correlation of Forces 1:52:42 Ch 4: Maskirovka 1 2:13:29 Ch 5: Sailors and Spooks 2:43:22 Ch 6: The Watchers 3:03:27 Ch 7: Initial Observations 3:36:32 Ch 8: Further Observations 3:46:45 Ch 9: A Final Look 4:05:11 Ch 10: Remember, Remember 4:31:53 Ch 11: Order of Battle 4:52:02 Ch 12: Funeral Arrangements 5:07:00 Ch 13: The Strangers Arrive and Depart 5:49:00 Ch 14: Gas 6:24:02 Ch 15: The Bastion Gambit 7:13:18 Ch 16: Last Moves / First Moves 7:30:55 Ch 17: The Frisbees of Dreamland 7:59:39 Ch 18: Polar Glory 8:57:49 Ch 19: Journeys End / Journeys Begin 9:50:03 Ch 20: The Dance of the Vampires 11:04:35 Ch 21: Nordic Hammer 12:13:27 Ch 22: Ripostes 12:53:05 Ch 23: Returns 13:40:08 Ch 24: Grape 14:47:45 Ch 25: Treks 15:23:41 Ch 26: Impressions 16:28:50 Ch 27: Casualties

@crowson1073 4 місяці тому

17:10:30 CH 28: Breakthroughs 18:11:44 CH 29: Remedies 18:55:05 CH 30: Approaches 19:27:25 CH 31: Demons 20:03:55 CH 32: New Names / New Faces 20:56:33 CH 33: Contacts 21:51:50 CH 34: Feelers 22:11:37 CH 35: Time on Target 23:13:00 CH 36: Shoot-Out at 31 West! 24:09:09 CH 37: The Race of the cripples 24:47:52 CH 38: Stealth on the Rocks 25:32:44 CH 39: The Shores of Sticky Stykkisholmur 27:06:04 CH 40: The Killing ground 29:33:00 CH 43: The Resolution of Conflict

@complexblackness 3 місяці тому

Thanks

@davidkelley5382 2 місяці тому

Thank you for this! Clancy was a masterful writer but international politics is not his strongest suit. People & weapons systems & how to blend them is a whole nother story. Been years since I have read this for the god only knows how many times. I have seen bits & pieces on UKposts which had me searching for the whole thing. BINGO!

@jwelsh939 Місяць тому

Thank you

@kettle_of_chris Місяць тому

Blessed are they who are -meek- _the ones who enter time stamps for very long form content_ for they will inherit the earth

@jonremmers1828 3 місяці тому

I listened to this book as the Russians rolled into Ukraine. That was … bit weird. At times it was as if the news reports and the audiobook blurred into one.. I am relistening to it now. I found that it is quite nice to have Google earth open while you listen. Especially the Iceland and Germany parts make way more sense when you have a map to look at.

@GregRoetter Місяць тому

Russian tactics haven't evolved much.

@TowGunner 4 місяці тому

I read this book when it first came out. I forgot what a masterpiece it is. Thanks for the upload!

@andygass9096 4 місяці тому

dito!

@davidkearns3096 2 місяці тому

I read it during desert shield/storm, as a young marine.

@jeffreyrobinson3555 2 місяці тому

Me too

@divBy0 Місяць тому

I remember reading this while on military exercise in Germany not too long before the fall of the war. Made a big impression on the then young sergeant .

@Richard-od7yd 2 місяці тому

I spent 3 years in The US NAVY in the North Atlantic and this is what it was like playing tag with Ivan back then too .

@gregorypost7729 Місяць тому

F$$$$"y

@groomngirl Місяць тому

This book was on the Commanding Officer’s reading list when I joined the S.F. Group I served in the early eighties, my team Commander made sure we complied with his orders. I would have read it anyway.

@karenstein8261 3 місяці тому

Amazing how, after forty years, clearly this story anticipated how a land war in Europe would play out. The effect of anti tank missiles, the supply issues caused by extreme ammunition consumption - and the impact of new airpower technology. Most recently we’ve seen the need to strike at rear areas and support elements.

@sxwalsh55 Місяць тому

"The Russians really believe in this combined arms stuff" 😂 THAT didn't age well 👊

@richardgalli7262 5 місяців тому

I still have the paper back that I read many years ago. It was fun listening to the audio book. Thank you

@robertbrodie5183 4 місяці тому

carried this book for 6 years in west berlin as a young soldier a bde which got one lonely line and made me realize id be a forgotten sacrifice....at least until 1989

@StsFiveOneLima 4 місяці тому

I've read this book at least five times (often killing time on airplanes). Love this reading of it.

@robertjensen3786 3 дні тому

Great story---interesting plot built on truly amazing amount of detailed knowledge of what Clancy is writing about---reams of weapon systems, aircraft, tactics, Soviet structure, NATO......staggering! What a tale! What an achievement. and 31 hours of well narrated audiobook. Merry Christmas!

@davidelliott5843 4 місяці тому

After following Ukraine for nearly two years, I’m amazed how well the book covers Soviet/Russian doctrine. That said, the military police investigation of the dead patrol on Iceland was far too thorough. Russian military simply wouldn’t bother.

@user-pj2sx7iq5k 4 місяці тому

What a nice Sunday morning surprise!! One of the best books of all time. Mr. Clancy's masterpiece! Forever grateful to him for this one!

@dannybryant6873 5 місяців тому

I read this really long book twice, a long time ago. I'm ready to enjoy it again. THANKS !

@annanimmitty1412 4 місяці тому

I read "Red Storm Rising" the first time back in 1992 or 93, then became a big Tom Clancy fan, as all his "Jack Ryan" related novels just so happened to have that specific click to them!

@michaelakstull 4 місяці тому

Wow, I came upon this on accident and had no idea this was available, I too have read the book many times, it's always been my fav! Clancy is the best, I've always loved how he describes the weaponry with its purposes & specs that are accurate. That goes for the Russians and the US weapons, radars, sonars, aircraft, tanks, AWACS...everything!

@davidelliott5843 4 місяці тому

The frigate getting torpedoed was extremely well done. Right down to the noise of boiler safety valves.

@timforster1460 3 місяці тому

Dont have boilers these days except to cook potatoes!, just gas turbines or diesel generators. I was Captain of a DD. a few years ago, love the book

@johnmclaurin2261 3 місяці тому

Read The Hunt of Red October on my way back to Alaska where I was based in 1985. It was a long flight and I made it through the book about the same time as we landed in Fairbanks. This novel came out in 1986 I seem to remember. I read it in one weekend I thought it was so good. For the first time in my life I was actually sad that I finished the book because I knew I would miss reading it. Great book from a great time in my life, thanks for the trip down memory lane!!!

@jamesandrews2090 2 місяці тому

I've read all of his books, and felt very nearly the same way, about most of them.

@michaelchalabian3307 2 місяці тому

Yeah hunt for red October was way better than this boring read . I never finished this one. Years later it’s still boring.

@JimBeam69er Місяць тому

You lack intelligence and taste if you think this book is boring, this is more action packed in one chapter that all of HFRO. 😂😂😂@@michaelchalabian3307

@leomaruwasa7672 14 днів тому

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@SSD99 День тому

EXACTLY what I experienced first time reading it. 1988. Away at school when I read it. Day and a half. I was so engrossed that I didn't even want to put it down to eat, hit the Head, or even sleep. I was happy to see the Reuben James was integrated into the Red October story.

@robinbest2729 28 днів тому

I am actually reading this again right now, it's closer to home now as what is going on in the world and that I recently started working in Iceland.

@user-zb1xh3gy1i 20 днів тому

How is Iceland ? I thought about leaving the USA when I was younger

@robinbest2729 20 днів тому

@@user-zb1xh3gy1i NIce, but horrendously expensive. I spent 2 years working in Switzerland and that is cheap in comparison. People are nice for the most part.

@713devereux Місяць тому

Recently had surgery and been listening during recovery. Great book.

@BaronVonHaggis Місяць тому

get well soon ✌🏻✌🏻

@713devereux Місяць тому

@@BaronVonHaggis Thank you

@simontemplate Місяць тому

Massively lengthy and detailed but utterly gripping. Thanks to Tom Clancy RIP and thanks for posting.

@kevinwalsh9253 Місяць тому

I have them all but this is my favorite Clancy book. I really wish they would make this into a movie. I had the pleasure of sharing lunch with Tom when I was a Navy chaplain at Dam Neck in Virginia Beach. He had come to speak at a change of command ceremony at which I led the prayers. It is so sad that he died so young and unexpectedly. Who knows what great stories he took with him!

@donaldcampbell3043 4 місяці тому

I had the abridged version of this many years ago. Played about 2.5 hours, this monster is slightly more detailed lol, thanks for posting

@markfung5654 4 місяці тому

Excellent book. Narrator did a great job .

@timphillips9954 4 місяці тому

The American dialect is hard to listen to.

@rickastleysrevenge3258 4 місяці тому

@@timphillips9954Not really.

@duncanidaho2097 4 місяці тому

Yes. Thank God this was before AI voice. But he did mispronounce 2 or 3 words that AI would have done. Oh well, can’t nitpick with a marvelous production. The choice of reader was as authoritative and fitting for such a serious subject as expected.

@duncanidaho2097 4 місяці тому

@@timphillips9954What nationality are you? Unless the book is translated and other language reader is used, it would be difficult for a non American English speaker to comprehend, especially with American idioms and colloquialisms.

@keptinkrunchactual 3 місяці тому

@@duncanidaho2097 Yeah, His pronunciation of Tarawa threw me for a loop. lol

@johnbrady7431 4 місяці тому

Awesome book, and awesome vhannel for posting it! Thank you for the whole book!

@leekeyser1968 5 днів тому

Red Storm rising. Along with the books about Mr Clarke were the best. And Rainbow six. Rainbow Six was a mind-blowing piece of literature.

@peterbrown6458 3 місяці тому

got the book, but even with glasses hard to read, thank you for me finding this was trying to read it but now i can hear it, even better. fourth or fifth time with this book soo realistic and comprehnsive, love the detail in this story

@florentmagen5993 4 місяці тому

Finally, I find it!!! Thank you very much 😊

@Neklar 8 днів тому

This is great to listen to. Amazing the technology used in the war, with much of the tech still around today.

@magustacrae 2 місяці тому

31 hours of great listening/reading !

@JohnWilkinson-sg3ew 27 днів тому

If Hollywood can produce crap like Barbie why can't it produce some good like Red Storm. Would have to make it in three parts

@jamesreynolds7086 16 днів тому

This is my first Tom Clancy book. This one is very long. I'm used to James Patterson 3 hrs or so at a time 8 hrs at the most.

@derrickcochran4180 5 місяців тому

Thank you

@bigleemac Місяць тому

Read it many times, absolute masterpiece

@kaiserwilly4234 2 місяці тому

Thank you so much for this upload.

@markdavis2475 2 місяці тому

If you want to get really nerdy with this book, get The Modern .....Warfare (Modern Naval Warfare, etc.) series of books that were written in the 1980s and contain info on all the hardware described. The books are all online for free.

@JohnWilkinson-sg3ew 27 днів тому

That would be a movie. Even better a mini series like Band of Brothers,or the Pacific.

@lewismingledorff6417 9 днів тому

An updated version with today's players would be interesting.

@jimkluska253 5 місяців тому

Thanks!! Was waiting for the full book

@user-yi6nb9sj9i 5 місяців тому

Why it's been available for a while

@jimkluska253 5 місяців тому

@@user-yi6nb9sj9i why? If I knew that I'd have listen sooner. Why? 🙄

@a.barker7792 5 місяців тому

Seems amazing compared to what's going on now in Ukraine. This is based on all out war. But it's points out a great deal. Subs being destroyed is a almost unimaginable thought.

@jimkluska253 5 місяців тому

@@a.barker7792 you are.. right about that,!!

@cesaradvincula2751 4 місяці тому

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@rosselliot8971 9 днів тому

It is very good, the only weakness I think is the ignorance by the West of why the Soviets are engaging in their aggression. The destruction of the Soviet energy supply should have been easily known.

@robertcook5201 2 місяці тому

One of Clancy's best. I agree it would make a great movie.

@Markymarkcy 4 місяці тому

Read the book, had the computer game and married a Russian..NEVER thought I'd be listening to this book during a real Russian ( further ) invasion .(

@patrickdean4853 2 місяці тому

Read this book every year at Christmastime … enjoy the read every time.

@joelmulder 3 місяці тому

Thank you for uploading this! It isn't available on Audible in my region.

@richardmollohan954 17 днів тому

I've been reading this book over and over again when it came out in the 80s and I always wish they would make a regular movie from it but the problem is if they try to make it today Soviet Union is gone a lot of things have changed it would still be cool

@NapierNimbus Місяць тому

Excellent narration

@mitchellsmith4690 2 місяці тому

Read this in Germany, where I was on the IGB with 2 ACR. Made me ponder the balace of forces in our sector, and why our GDP only ran for 24 hours with no provision for re-supply or even link up with other forces...

@thatcampingmann9543 Місяць тому

Tripwire force I think is the accurate term for this? Enough to attempt to deter war breaking out but if the force is crushed involvement in the war is easier to justify a widespread military response

@joefreeman9733 4 місяці тому

Clancy und e rstood the Russians p retty well.unfortunately better than our current politicians.

@timphillips9954 4 місяці тому

These weren't Russians they were Soviets,lol.

@dgthe3 2 місяці тому

@@timphillips9954 No functional difference. Either way, the decisions are made in the Kremlin.

@grahamjackson3388 15 днів тому

If you enjoyed Red Storm Rising, try Red Metal by Mark Greaney. It’s even better as a tech war novel. Available as an audio book as well.

@frankberry4742 3 місяці тому

wore out 3 copies of this book

@williamcase426 3 місяці тому

good book; like listenig to it

@pcread Місяць тому

The board game is great fun. I also have The Hunt For Red October game that can be played parallel.

@mrflynn510 5 місяців тому

26:50:39

@denniscashell2407 Місяць тому

someone forgets at this point, we had sucha thing called, Aegis, think I'm misspelling here, class, first volley is up to 194 missiles.

@user-ft2zc5or9d 29 днів тому

Aegis was used during the carrier battle but there was only one Tico with the group. That class was only a few years old at that point and she only carried 96 missiles at the time. Not sure where you got the 194 number at but aight

@denniscashell2407 29 днів тому

@@user-ft2zc5or9d aviation and space news weekly, grandfather was 20+ yrs naval Intel, then what would become beech aerospace.

@denniscashell2407 29 днів тому

@@user-ft2zc5or9d also u know what they can really do when they focus that radar?

@Johnwhipps-lu2nr 3 місяці тому

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@Johnwhipps-lu2nr 3 місяці тому

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@brianlundy7878 16 днів тому

Any other great Clancy books anyone can recommend ?

@groomngirl Місяць тому

Thank God hollywood hasn’t tried to make a movie from this book, it would be so devastated by the “ wokeness” that the plot would be unrecognizable !😊

@WarThnderMudnen76 Місяць тому

I was really excited to find this but I can't do it. For some reason if I'm not reading it myself I can't really process (absorb) it like I normally would from reading.I'm starting to wonder if I'm some sort of ADHD or something.

@De_Goeij 4 місяці тому

2:46:08

@Johnwhipps-lu2nr 3 місяці тому

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@johnchaulk 3 місяці тому

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@gavinbebop Місяць тому

15:40:35 A10s

@MrWATM 3 місяці тому

As laughable as the Russian military has performed in Ukraine, it does make me wonder how much better they would've done during the Cold War.

@complexblackness 3 місяці тому

Much better.

@elelz6409 3 місяці тому

They would be a competent military, what we see now is decades of corruption, lack of discipline and the inability to modernise their inventory and tactics. The russia military today is pathetic.

@RedHandCommando 3 місяці тому

They are not doing as bad as you think . The problem especially in America is propaganda. Every day its another shit story. Running out of missiles Running out of shells Running out of men definitely losing 😂 none of which is true. In reality they control 30% of the country and can strike the rest with impunity. They have taken severe casualties however they have also killed half a million Ukrainian. That's more men than the US lost in the entirety of World War 2. They haven't committed but a fraction of their forces yet the Ukrainians have taken to kidnapping 16 year old boys and old men at gunpoint to send to the front as they have no one left 🙄

@dgthe3 2 місяці тому

@@elelz6409 There was ample corruption back in the Soviet era too. Its a major reason for why the whole system collapsed. But what they did have was vastly larger numbers than Russia has today. And a lot of their equipment was only about half as old as what Russia is currently using. But the leadership, the way Russia thinks about war hasn't really changed. Then, like now, there was minimal autonomy at lower levels. So all decisions have to go up the chain. Which could have been an utter nightmare for the USSR. With ~300k personnel in Ukraine, Russia has struggled to control & co-ordinate units. In the 80s, they'd have used 10x that to invade the west.

@corn1971 2 місяці тому

The west wasn’t that dramatically more technically advanced militarily in the 80s. The gap was beginning to grow and the Soviets had massive numbers of kit and forces. Russia’s problem is they still fight with the same kit that would have been used in this era while the west has moved 40 years on. Ukraine with a fraction of western modern kit has wrecked Russia.

@methodsocratic 2 місяці тому

Prichard’s pronunciations drive me a bit nuts. It’s a small nitpick for sure, but still. At least he pronounces “quay” correctly.

@Johnwhipps-lu2nr 3 місяці тому

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@andrewwilbraham6875 4 місяці тому

Does anyone else have problems with it cutting off at 28:28:02?

@Johnwhipps-lu2nr 3 місяці тому

5:47:28

@user-zb1xh3gy1i 20 днів тому

I hope this becomes a movie

@AJMAudioBooks-kr9nh 5 місяців тому

10:14:00 ..... 12/05/23

@Johnwhipps-lu2nr 3 місяці тому