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Clear and Present Danger Study Guide

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by Tom Clancy
About 85 pages (25,503 words)

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Clear and Present Danger Study Guide consists of approx. 85 pages of summaries and analysis on Clear and Present Danger by Tom Clancy. Browse the literature study guide below:

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In the Oval office, the President discusses an operation which he calls SHOWBOAT with his National Security Advisor, Vice Admiral James Cutter. He recalls that he made an election promise to do something about the drug problem but that nothing has been achieved. Cutter reminds him that threats to national security cannot be handled by police agencies, either national security has been threatened, or it has not. The President gives Cutter the okay to proceed but re-iterates that there must be results. (read more)
      Prologue:Situation
      Chapter 1, The King of SAR
      Chapter 2, Creatures of the Night
      Chapter 3, The Panache Procedure
      Chapter 4, Preliminaries
      Chapter 5, Beginnings
      Chapter 6, Deterrence
      Chapter 7, Knowns and UnKnowns
      Chapter 8, Deployment
      Chapter 9, Meeting Engagement
      Chapter 10, Dry Feet
      Chapter 11, In-Country
      Chapter 12, The Curtain on SHOWBOAT
      Chapter 13, The Bloody Weekend
      Chapter 14, Snatch and Grab
      Chapter 15, Deliverymen
      Chapter 16, Target List
      Chapter 17, Execution
      Chapter 18, Force Majeure
      Chapter 19, Fallout
      Chapter 20, Discoveries
      Chapter 21, Explanations
      Chapter 22, Disclosures
      Chapter 23, The Games Begin
      Chapter 24, Ground Rules
      Chapter 25, The Odyssey File
      Chapter 26, Instruments of State
      Chapter 27, The Battle of Ninja Hill
      Chapter 28, Accounting
      Chapter 29, Fill-Ups
      Chapter 30, The Good of the Service

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