Armageddon's Angel, written by Dr Alan E. Diehl, is a historical fiction treatise inspired by real events. It depicts how, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, a heroic local school teacher could have prevented World War III by stealing her Russian lover's launch keys.
If this story is ever made into a movie, Ana de Armas would be the perfect protagonist because she has repeatedly demonstrated her dramatic credentials and action-figure abilities. She also would certainly excel in conveying the romantic aspects of this story, while her Cuban accent and beautiful Hispanic looks would be an asset and give her another well-deserved shot at an Oscar. We could easily imagine Ana De Armas in this moment of extreme tension, channelling a powerful combination of defiance, fury and strength.
Diehl's book also describes how a real Air Force mechanic's mistake had historic consequences. This GI had loaded a small package aboard a T-33 aircraft at Andrews Air Base near Washington, DC. The parcel was quickly shoved in a diminutive baggage pod mounted beneath the jet's fuselage. The purpose of this flight was to rush the top-secret invasion plans to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa. There, senior officers intended to finalize the details of this complex operation that was projected to involve thousands of troops and hundreds of aircraft and ships.
However, after the jet landed, it was discovered its baggage compartment door had come open in flight, and these critical documents were missing....
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