The Hunt for Red October Free Audiobook Download by Tom Clancy

The Hunt for Red October isn't a typical Tom Clancy story. Instead of the CIA and its clandestine operations, this story is about a U.S. Navy sub skipper who's on an ill-fated mission with his crew. The Soviet Union launches an accelerated program to build six new nuclear-powered ballistic missile subs to bolster its Cold War military agenda

The Hunt for Red October is a techno-thriller novel by Tom Clancy, set during the Cold War about the Soviet Union's attempt to steal an American ballistic missile sub. The book was written in 1984 and subsequently turned into a 1990 film of the same name. This audiobook version is narrated by Scott Brick who has been nominated for the Audie Award for Best Narrator six times, winning once in 2015.

The Hunt for Red October by Tom Clancy is the story of an American submarine captain and his vessel, the USS Dallas, that defies orders to illegally attack a Soviet submarine. The captain's name is Jack Ryan and he has to decide between standing his ground and obeying orders in order to save his ship or turning away from that to focus on saving lives.

When I taught Tom Clancy's Red October to my students, I found that they liked the story, but they had a difficult time visualizing it. Reading the book helped them understand the plot, but the audio version really helped them visualize the scene. They could hear the sounds of setting, characters speaking and different events unfolding, which made it easier for them to get into the story.

The Hunt for Red October is a novel by American author Tom Clancy that was first published in 1984. It is the third novel in Clancy's Destroyermen series and has been adapted twice into motion pictures. "The Hunt for Red October" begins when Soviet Admiral "Lucky" Jack Ryan Sr., his second-in-command Captain RN "Bosun" Mancuso, and crew member Lieutenant Commander "Mac" MacKenzie hijack the Soviet Navy's newest ballistic missile sub, the Red October, while it is still under construction at a shipyard in Philadelphia....

Scott Brick's voice is as smooth and commanding as the ship's captain, Sean Miller. The narrator who is responsible for bringing to life Clancy's thrill-ride of a novel gives listeners a look into the mind of an American submarine captain in the midst of one of the most high-stakes ocean races ever.