Operation Black Eagle

<p>It is September 1940 and the Battle of Britain is not going well for the Germans. The RAF Spitfire powered with a high performance carburetor made with platinum parts is outperforming the Messerschmitt. Gold and platinum smuggled out of the Andes in 1939 by a German elite force lies at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea off Margarita Island. Retrieval of this strategic ore will allow the Germans to refit their fighters with a new ignition system and reverse their declining fortunes. Adolph Hitler himself authorizes a mission code named Black Eagle to recover the sunken gold and platinum from the sea bottom and return it to Germany. </p><p>With the aid of the IRA and an Irish marine recovery vessel and specialists the German mission comprising an armed tender and two U-boats play a game of blind man's bluff with British and American forces the Germans intent on recovering the sunken cargo the Allies intent on stopping it. Professor Jack Ford a group of British commandoes and a patched-together Allied naval force of subs and surface craft are all that stand in the way of a successful German mission. The challenge on both sides is filled with twists of events making it uncertain who to trust and which way to turn. Anything is possible.</p>