Americas Lost Nuke: The Story of a 1945 Third Fat Man A-Bomb Stolen from the Army Air Corp and Then Lost by the French Volume 1

I have written a 93,000-word manuscript that has two principle characters and both are historically accurate people. I have taken some liberties in their individual experiences but only for the sake of the story. It is a story I have shared only with my family because of certain restrictions that no longer apply. It is an historical fiction piece of work that will generate an eye-opening experience for the reader. My editor feels it is a story that must be told. It exposes the lies told to us by our four Presidents: Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson. For those who grieved over family los...

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I have written a 93,000-word manuscript that has two principle characters and both are historically accurate people. I have taken some liberties in their individual experiences but only for the sake of the story. It is a story I have shared only with my family because of certain restrictions that no longer apply. It is an historical fiction piece of work that will generate an eye-opening experience for the reader. My editor feels it is a story that must be told. It exposes the lies told to us by our four Presidents: Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson. For those who grieved over family lost in Vietnam it gives closure. This story is filled with real life experiences of two brave warriors dedicated to solving a decades old mystery. Both suffered wounds and both continued the quest. There is comedy, romance and tragedy found between the covers. The two warriors display wisdom, compassion, strength, humility and loyalty. They accept what is freely given but never ask for what should be given freely. They reach for lofty goals and share the struggle for success. One character is a black man born in Columbus, Georgia in 1895. He was tired of the racial persecution and at sixteen he left America for France. The man worked his way there by engaging in very unique occupations. He makes it to France and joins his adopted counties military when world war one breaks out. His several near-death experiences as an infantry-man are culminated with his becoming an aviator and an ace fighter pilot. After the war, he becomes a successful night club owner. When the second world war breaks out he becomes a spy for the allied army. At the end of the war he is asked to help France become a nuclear power. He and a second pilot fly to the island of Tinian. Using guile and deception they abscond with the unused A-Bomb developed by the Manhattan Project.In the process of returning it to France, it is stolen during a fueling stopover in Vietnam. The pilot is then given the responsi

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