The Good Neighbors
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The ground shook with the drone of jets, and with her crying.
Multitudes had abandoned the metropolitan area. Other multitudes trustedto the subways, to the narrow street canyons and to the strength ofconcrete and steel. Others climbed to a thousand high places andwatched, trusting the laws of chance.
She passed over Manhattan in the evening--between 8:14 and 8:27 P. M. , July 16, 1976--at an altitude of about 2000 feet. She swerved away fromthe aircraft that blanketed Long Island and the Sound..., swerved again asthe southern group buzzed her instead of giving way. She made no attemptto rise into the sun-crimsoned terror of drifting smoke.
The plan was intelligent. It should have worked, but for one fighterpilot who jumped the gun.
He said later that he himself couldn't understand what happened. It wascourt-martial testimony, but his reputation had been good. He was BillGreen--William Hammond Green--of New London, Connecticut, flying aone-man jet fighter, well aware of the strictest orders not to attackuntil the target had moved at least ten miles east of Sandy Hook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ground shook with the drone of jets, and with her crying.
Multitudes had abandoned the metropolitan area. Other multitudes trustedto the subways, to the narrow street canyons and to the strength ofconcrete and steel. Others climbed to a thousand high places andwatched, trusting the laws of chance.
She passed over Manhattan in the evening--between 8:14 and 8:27 P. M. , July 16, 1976--at an altitude of about 2000 feet. She swerved away fromthe aircraft that blanketed Long Island and the Sound..., swerved again asthe southern group buzzed her instead of giving way. She made no attemptto rise into the sun-crimsoned terror of drifting smoke.
The plan was intelligent. It should have worked, but for one fighterpilot who jumped the gun.
He said later that he himself couldn't understand what happened. It wascourt-martial testimony, but his reputation had been good. He was BillGreen--William Hammond Green--of New London, Connecticut, flying aone-man jet fighter, well aware of the strictest orders not to attackuntil the target had moved at least ten miles east of Sandy Hook.
What to read after The Good Neighbors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pangborn Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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