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    March of the Flame Marauders

    Written by Curtis Steele

    Narrated by Milton Bagby

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    Oil — black gold — the blood of Mother Earth! America had squandered its precious reserves and a syndicate of skilled saboteurs was destroying the remaining store! With all National defense rendered helpless for want of it, bitter despair gripped the hearts of the country’s millions. Pillage, slaughter, and slavery — misery and death — threatened each American! And Jimmy Christopher, Operator #5 of the United States Intelligence, was gambling his life recklessly in a valiant effort to save his native land from extinction! Go with crack Secret Service agent Jimmy Christopher as he meets the challenge of March of the Flame Marauders, torn from the pages of Operator #5 magazine, April 1935.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateOct 1, 2019
    ISBN9781690538400
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