THE PHARAOH'S FURY

A shadow overwhelmed the valley as the sun sank. The desert sands, usually so quiet, now vibrated with an unseen power. For deep within his citadel, Pharaoh Akhenaten fumed against the betrayal of his own people. His powerful grip on Egypt slipped as whispers of discontent rippled through the land. Driven by a burning desire for submission, Akhenat

over the night of fifteen October, 750 of Colonel Matt's paratroopers crossed the canal in rubber dinghies.[194] They were being shortly joined by tanks, ferried on motorized rafts, and extra infantry. The pressure encountered no resistance at first and fanned out in raiding parties, attacking provide convoys, SAM websites, logistic centers and any