Brandon Powell casually boarded Flight 3911 bound for Seattle. Minutes after reaching cruising altitude, five Middle Eastern men hijacked the aircraft, killing the two pilots and a flight
attendant.

The terror of September 11, 2001 was now in full motion.

The 48 passengers onboard quickly understood the seriousness of their situation. Passengers led by Brandon silently organized and against all odds, succeeded in regaining control of the airliner.
Brandon, a small aircraft pilot, took control of the big jet relying on ground instruction to
navigate a safe landing. Three hijackers became the first POWs of the War on Terror; the other two were dead.

Rather than directing the novice pilot to take Flight 3911 to the nearest airport, NORAD quickly hatched a plan to land the 757 secretly at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The plan included crashing an empty remote-controlled military cargo jet in Ohio allowing the world to believe Flight 3911 met the same fate United 93 was dealt in a remote Pennsylvania field.

The world need not know about the captured POWs. After Brandon successfully brought the bird down, the hijackers were quickly transported to the mountains of Afghanistan for interroga-tion by the disgraced Major Cauldwell who was given orders to discover everything the terrorists knew. Operation Bonanza was launched.

Major Cauldwell, on orders from the US president, used his in-country resources and deployed
extreme measures to extract full details of the attack on America, including the name of the
terrorists' immediate leader. Cauldwell was authorized to eliminate the man responsible, known as Hassan Sharaf. He planned a Black Ops mission with personally selected Delta Force
operatives to secretly invade Syria and kill the lead terrorist. Two months passed before
completing the mission, infiltrating the local population to determine the right time to plan
revenge.