Red Storm Rising: Chapter 20 The Dance Of The Vampires (FINAL CUT)

This is the Audio book of Red Storm Rising by Tom Clancy narrated by Michael Prichard brought to life via DCS world.

I do not own the rights to distribute the audio book but this is a chopped down variant and a project of passion.

Great Author, Great Book, Great Audio book, Great Simulator.

I do not intend to make money from this or profit from this or any of my videos. I do these for fun and seek no commercial gains.

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After extensive research and more then a month of getting the cold shoulder from the publishers I decided to upload the final version of my Dance Of The Vampires. I am not profiting from this video in any way and from my understanding the regulations regarding Fair Use laws and the grey area that seems to surround it this upload from my understanding this is acting as nothing more then free advertising for an incredible book. I would be more then happy to remove this content if I'm infringing on something or am stepping out of the legal bounds.

On a side note.

My first upload of this wasn't supposed to get as popular as it had. Ive learned a lot sense that video that seemed to take off. It would appear I've also created a weird niche following on here and that brings me some strange joy knowing so many of you seem to enjoy it.

Please enjoy.

[FNHaole]

The FBI questioned Tom Clancy regarding his technical knowledge he shared following “The Hunt For Red October”’s printing. Clancy provided open sources for all data. Remember: that was published before widespread public Internet. The man was an aggressive thinker, tenacious, learner, and a master storyteller. His works are peerless.

[dougmoodie]

Have always hoped Red Storm would be turned into a TV series, I think a 10 part by HBO would be brilliant. Until then these videos will have to do. Bravo 👏

[moistmike]

Tom Clancy was a brilliant writer. As a kid in the '80s, I'd never experienced more tension reading a book than I had with his novels. Fantastically gripping stuff even to this day.

[grabbymcpoosey]

This is nightmare fuel for an electronic warfare operator.

[mako]

This book had me join the Navy and be a naval Aviator, tracking Soviet Submarines. I loved it!!!

[fastestdino]

This had to have taken countless hours to make. The loving detail of making sure every aircraft is correct, formation realistic. It really is like an art piece.

[ohiodungbeetle]

To the publishers, including the audio book publisher - I purchased this book in paper and audio format on the strength of this episode. I've read this a dozen times and given copies to several teenagers wanting to experience cold war fiction. Let this be - what a shockingly, chillingly, intro to some of the greatest war fiction That Could Have Been, ever.

[akid]

I remember when a buddy's brother first turned me on to Tom Clancy. It was Red Storm Rising. I started reading one afternoon. I literally couldn't put it down, reading continuously through the night until I finished the book the next morning, reading the entire thing in one sitting. I was hooked after that.

[hotfightinghistory]

Ok who do I send money to as a thank you for making this? You've literally brought HUNDREDS of hours of my childhood imagination, laying on my bedroom floor, to life. I was TERRIFIED of nuclear war as a child, to the point where my parents almost got me counseling. My father gave me the book Red Storm Rising when I was 12, because he knew that to understand something, is to fear it far less. I replayed all the events in my head in stunning detail as if they were on a big movie screen. This video just gives me goosebumps non-stop.

[klacklery]

I discovered Tom Clancy as a 4th grader when I read Rainbow Six. I've read every book in the Jack Ryan universe up until his death. But Red Storm Rising was one that I have always enjoyed reading. This was absolutely incredible. This book needs to be turned into a full series.

[MM]

The shark-like black profiles of the Backfires against the lightening sky...chilling.

[Oxide_does_his_best]

Incredible work. Tom Clancy played a huge part into making me a pilot today.

[bash]

"Red Storm Rising" was once of the best books I've ever read.

[sohrabroozbahani]

The original narration was good to begin with, but the added value is priceless, the music choice, the sound effect and the edit are nothing less than breathtaking, it is a war movie without the nuisance of the actors, fast paced, intense industrial modern combat... amazing work 💯❤👌👍

[martinmiller]

I read the book in McGrath, AK in Fall 1986, while on assignment at an Alaska State Forestry helibase, supporting a large wildfire suppression effort nearby. It's a page turner. I didn't get much sleep on that fire assignment. ... It was my first Clancy novel, but certainly not my last.

[norbertblackrain]

I read this over 30 years ago the 1st time and it brings still shivers.

[Crow]

I was worried these videos were going to be gone from the internet. I am happy to see them return.

[alanholck]

Retired US Military here - Thank you for doing this. Nostalgia for the good old days....

[wheelcharman]

I reread this book at least once a year. It deserves a HBO series.

[arrowsrc]

In about 88 I happened to e at a dinner with the head of Norways Sub fleet. 5 ships or so playing tag with the Soviets. Turned out we were both playing Red storm Rising on our PCs in our downtime. He said it was realistic enough for him to enjoy. We hd a good laugh. .