Sunday, 4 December 2022

"THE FOSTER-HUNLEY UNDERWATER WAR MACHINE."


Episode summary:

“In June 1863, in Mobile Harbour, the US Navy supply ship ‘The Cornucopia’ was carrying vital food and water to the blockade ships in the bay. These ships of the Union Navy prevented supplies reaching the Confederate South and were a real threat to the Confederacy. But on the evening of the 23rd, the USS Cornucopia suddenly exploded and sank, killing over 70 men. Other ships reported seeing ‘something’ in the water just before the explosion. Jericho Tibbs is on scene because the ship should have survived the war intact and the men should have not died that day. The human timeline has changed dramatically, and Jericho needs to reset it: urgently.”

 Episode may contain the following warnings:                                                         

Alcohol - smoking - strong foul language [including historical language and opinions that are certainly not woke!] - sexual references [including sexual violence and BDSM] - Violence [including torture, combat, domestic and sexual] - references to prostitution, human trafficking, classic slavery and treating women as chattels - Supernatural & paranormal experiences - Horror - Terror induced fear and threats of violence. Reading about historical and past events which have NOT BEEN SANITISED in any way! Oh, and some episodes contain Nazi's; new and old.
 
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:

“All incidents and dialogue, and all characters with the exception of some well-known historical figures, are products of the author's imagination and are not to be construed as real. Where real-life historical figures appear, the situations, incidents, and dialogues concerning those persons are entirely fictional and are not intended to depict actual events or to change the entirely fictional nature of the work. In all other respects, any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. 

SOME OF THESE EPISODES CONTAIN VERY STRONG LANGUAGE, VIOLENCE, HORROR AND SEXUAL REFERENCES. They are AGE RECOMMENDED suitable for persons aged 12+ years only. Some episodes are rated HIGHER at 15+ and ALL the 'ALEXANDRA' Series versions are AGE RATED at 18+

Stephen Williams
THE AUTHOR. 

Author’s notes about this episode:  

[1] This episode is currently NOT PUBLISHED and is a working draft copy.

[2] The original Title for this episode was: ‘THE WAR MACHINE FROM BELOW THE WAVES.’

[3] A ‘Temporal Detectives’ original story.

[4] Names and locales have been changed to protect the innocent!

[5] "THE FOSTER - HUNLEY UNDERWATER WAR MACHINE.” The original illustration for this episode was created by the author, as was this episode, which was also conceived and written by him. Copyright © 2011-2025 Stephen Williams. Please, no reproduction of any part without written permission.

[6] There is an 'ALEXANDRA' series adult extended version currently available entitled:


"ALEXANDRA AND THE YANKEE SUBMARINE SPIES."


[7] This episode is based - in part - upon a true incident! The development and use of a submarine in actual war is a very interesting and sometimes tragic story and so it was for the Confederacy in 1863 with their attempts to break the crippling Union Navel blockade of the Southern states. For background details on the development of that submarine, see the 'WIKIPEDIA' entry HERE.

Episode details:

Concept date: 29TH September 2022

First published: Unavailable

Status: IN DEVELOPMENT & UNPUBLISHED.

Revisions: 0 [working draft copy]

Version: Working draft copy.

Published Episode No. 00

Previous episode: NONE.

Next episode: NONE.

Angel-in-charge: Margret 

Team Assigned: Team 74

Mission: 0 - 037501 - 9 – 1863

Human times:

Gregorian Calendar: MDCCCLXIII
Muslim Calendar: 1279 - 1280 [AH]
Hebrew calendar: 5623 - 5624
Christian Calendar: 1863AD 

Episode preview:


"THE FOSTER-HUNLEY UNDERWATER WAR MACHINE"CONTINUES IN 'TEMPORAL DETECTIVES' BOOK SERIES 0 [EPISODE 0.]

End of preview.










Copyright © 2011-2025 Stephen Williams. No reproduction of any part without permission.