Recent Classified Documents
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Wounded Warrior Project
C2A Books is proud to announce its officially approved fundraising campaign supporting the Wounded Warrior Project. Discover why supporting wounded veterans and their families has been part of the vision behind the *Countdown to Armageddon* military science-fiction series from the beginning, and how you can help make a difference without purchasing a book.
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Wolfgar
Master Alpha Wolfgar is an eight-foot-tall, genetically engineered wolf-soldier assigned to PIRDD. An exceptionally dangerous combat operator with heavy weapons, absolute loyalty, and very little patience for human stupidity.
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October Press Release
What if the War of 1812 really started over Canadian bacon? Countdown to Armageddon mixes hidden American history, military science fiction, supernatural horror, black programs, engineered soldiers, dark humor, faith, and a war humanity was never supposed to know existed.
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I Don’t Want Sympathy
I’m broke, injured, and living on workers’ comp. But I Don’t Want Sympathy. I want people to read Countdown to Armageddon because the books earn their attention, not because they feel sorry for the author.
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C2A Comparative Analysis
*C2A Comparative Analysis* explores where *Countdown to Armageddon* overlaps with authors like Jonathan Maberry, Larry Correia, John Ringo, Tom Clancy, David Weber, and Frank Peretti, and where the series breaks away through character-driven military realism, supernatural warfare, dark humor, faith, trauma, and long-range callbacks.
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David Cox
Sergeant Major L. David Cox is a Medal of Honor recipient, Force Recon Marine, and PIRDD veteran whose classified career spans decades of hidden wars, impossible threats, and increasingly questionable personnel decisions.
C2A BLOG: CLASSIFIED FILES
The C2A Blog opens the classified files behind the Countdown to Armageddon series. Explore characters, military operations, black programs, weapons, technology, supernatural threats, geopolitical conflicts, and events that shape the world of C2A.
Some files expand on events from the novels. Others dig into the people, organizations, technology, and history that could never fit completely on the printed page. Not without it becoming a tedious info-dump.
So whether you are already following Daniel Penn into the hidden war or discovering the series for the first time, consider this your access point to the hidden archives.
C2A Blog Categories:
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After-Action Reports
Reconstructed battles, covert operations, military incidents, and events that changed the course of the C2A timeline.
Personnel Files
Background intelligence on the soldiers, Chimeras, scientists, commanders, and assorted dangerous weirdos populating the series.
C2A World Briefings
Geopolitical events, hidden conflicts, organizations, locations, and historical developments shaping the Countdown to Armageddon universe.
Weapons & Technology
Advanced armor, aircraft, weapons, robotics, medical technology, black projects, and the machines humanity built before everything went to hell in a hand-basket.
Book & Series Reviews
Independent reviews, commentary, and closer examinations of the novels and the series.
– C2A Blog: The War Behind The Books –
Countdown to Armageddon begins as military science fiction and steadily opens into something much larger. Covert warfare, experimental technology, supernatural threats, political collapse, genetic engineering, faith, and humanity’s incredible superpower for creating problems it absolutely cannot control all collide across the series.
The novels tell the story from inside that conflict. The C2A Blog explores what lies around it: the reports, personnel, forgotten operations, technology, and fragments of history that make the larger world possible. Perhaps even inevitable.
– New To Countdown to Armageddon? –
Start with The Book of Daniel, where Green Beret Daniel Penn survives an encounter that should not exist and is pulled into a hidden war. One that involves black programs, advanced weapons, engineered soldiers, and enemies humanity was never supposed to fight on their own.