The Rescue
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During a private meeting in an undisclosed location somewhere in the Middle East the United States President Wilkins is engaged with leaders from Libya, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan. They are there to discuss the release of American hostages one of them being billionaire Peter Greens 18 year old daughter Megan along with several of her friends decided to take their senior trip to the middle east against her father's permission. The other reason the President is there is to discuss the unrest in the region, After the meeting and on the way back to the airfield to catch his flight, the Preside...
During a private meeting in an undisclosed location somewhere in the Middle East the United States President Wilkins is engaged with leaders from Libya, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan. They are there to discuss the release of American hostages one of them being billionaire Peter Greens 18 year old daughter Megan along with several of her friends decided to take their senior trip to the middle east against her father's permission. The other reason the President is there is to discuss the unrest in the region, After the meeting and on the way back to the airfield to catch his flight, the Presidents convoy is attacked and after a fierce gun battle with his secret service guards, armed bandits he is captured and taken Hostage by an unknown group. The President is supposed to be at Camp David on vacation with his family for a week, the word of his capture gets back to Washington quickly and the mad scramble for his rescue is on. They decide not to use the military this needs to be done quickly and quietly. After much debate with Vice President Hale, they decide to use a group called "The Guardians" this group has taken care of many situations for them in South America, Africa and Cuba just to name a few. This is one mission that they 1 will wish they never taken; against over whelming odds they have to battle their way out to save the President, Megan Green and her friends and themselves.
