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Armageddon 2419 A.D.

The Adventures of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

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Armageddon 2419 A.D.

By: Philip Francis Nowlan
Narrated by: Scott Reeves
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The original Buck Rogers novella from 1928, narrated by science fiction author Scott Reeves.

Mining engineer Anthony Rogers is trapped by a mine collapse and falls into a state of suspended animation due to the presence of radioactive gases. He awakens nearly five hundred years later, to a United States that has been conquered by the Chinese. Using his 20th-century military knowledge, he helps the down-trodden Americans take back their country.

Public Domain (P)2014 Scott Reeves
Science Fiction Fiction

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Don't listen to this when you're driving, it nearly put me to sleep. The narrator sounds like Stephen Hawking's wheel chair and the story is a technical manual for analog futuristic spyware.

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