The Radio Boys with the Border Patrol

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The Radio Boys with the Border Patrol

by Gerald Breckenridge

EN·~5 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total

THE RADIO BOYS WITH THE BORDER PATROL

0:56

THE RADIO BOYS WITH THE BORDER PATROL - CHAPTER I. THE ARMY FLYER.

8:55

CHAPTER II. “THAT DEVIL RAMIREZ.”

16:25

CHAPTER III. DON FERDINAND DISAPPEARS.

11:07

CHAPTER IV. WORD FROM DON FERDINAND.

10:07

CHAPTER V. OFF TO LAREDO.

11:47

CHAPTER VI. HIT FROM THE REAR.

11:01

CHAPTER VII. DON FERDINAND AGAIN.

10:49

CHAPTER VIII. “IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS.”

12:18

CHAPTER IX. THE BULL FIGHT.

13:08
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Description

A dusty ranch on the Southwest frontier becomes the hub of a lively adventure when a seasoned Border Patrol pilot touches down on a makeshift airstrip. The ranch’s owner, a resourceful radio enthusiast, has just upgraded his modest station, turning it into a beacon for the surrounding desert. As the sun beats down on the mesquite‑lined plains, the crew—an experienced aviator, a grizzled ex‑cowboy, and a curious young assistant—gather around the humming radio shack, their camaraderie sparking as quickly as the equipment they tend.

Together they watch the horizon for the arrival of a mysterious plane, its pilot known only by the call sign “Jack.” The tense anticipation of the landing, set against a backdrop of swirling dust from distant Mexican storms, promises a blend of daring flight and frontier ingenuity. With radios crackling and friendships forming, the stage is set for a race against time where courage, quick thinking, and the power of communication will be put to the test.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (289K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Mar 7, 2018

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gerald Breckenridge

Gerald Breckenridge

d. 1964

Best known for the lively Radio Boys adventures of the 1920s, this American writer brought the excitement of new technology to young readers while also building a career in journalism.

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