


Books in series

#1
Warbots
1988
In the high-tech laboratories of tomorrow a new breed of super-soldier is born!
The brutal face of warfare has been dramatically altered. Armored giants now roam the explosive fields of battle-massive instruments of devastation with computer minds inseparably linked with the brainwaves of their human masters. They are the Warbots, men and machines combined to create the most lethal warriors in the history of armed conflict.
but a monstrous challenge emerges for the mechanical gladiators emanating from a country technology forgot. As Captain Curt Carson leads his robot infantry in a daring attempt to rescue 105 hostage Americans from the sadistic clutches of a bloodthirsty terrorist army, the soldiers of tomorrow face the butchers of yesterday in a battle for the future of the free world!

#2
Operation Steel Band
1988
Into a world on the brink of chaos comes a bold new breed of warrior!
Part-human, part-machine, they are the WARBOTS, America's awesome first-line of defense in a volatile future. Indestructible armored giants with computer minds inseparably linked to the brainwaves of their human masters, they bring an explosive new brand of technological warfare to the deadly battlefields of the 21st century!
With the help of a treacherous alliance of left-wing South American states, renegade U.S. Army officer Austin Drake has siezed control of the island of Trinidad and its vast petroleum resources. And as Drake's engineers begin construction on an ultra-modern space weapons launching facility, Captain Curt Carson's Robot Infantry springs into action. Battling hostile terrain and corrosive environmental conditions, only the Warbots can halt a madman's deadly power-play as they race against time to obliterate a terrifying threat to global security that looms on America's doorstep!

#3
The Bastaard Rebellion
1988
In the volatile South African republic of Omahandja, hordes of Bastaard and Herero tribesmen have gone on a rampage of destruction, and only Capt. Curt Carson's awesome Robot Infantry can stop the slaughter. Another Warbots adventure from the publisher of The Executioner!

#5
Operation High Dragon
1989
High-tech warriors, half human, half machine roam the bloody battlefields of tomorrow’s war-torn world.
NOW BACK IN PRINT!
This is the the ongoing struggle for survival in a world still ravaged and torn by warfare. And these are the massive, armored, half-human, half-machine super warriors – The Warbots. Awesome instruments of devastation with computer brains intimately linked and instantly responsive to their human masters’ brainwaves, they are America’s first and last line of defense.
Civilization is under attack! A “virus program” has been injected into America’s polar-orbit military satellites by an unknown enemy. The only motive can be the preparation for attack against the free world. The source of “infection” is traced to a barren, storm-swept rock-pile in the southern Indian Ocean. Now, it is up to the forces of freedom to search out and destroy the enemy. With the aid of their infantry – The Warbots – The Washington Greys mount Operation High Dragon in a climactic battle for the future of the free world.

#6
The Lost Battalion
1989
Major Curt Carson must lead his Warbot-equipped Washington Greys against Shiite Muslim guerrillas in the thick jungles of Borneo, in a savage battle that could decide the fate of Southeast Asia—and the world

#7
Operation Iron Fist
1989
Operation Iron Fist (Warbots)
#10
Guts and Glory
1991
Book by G. Harry Stine

#12
Judgement Day
1992
The totalitarian East World has developed a new age weapon that can completely annihilate the Warbots—the half-human, half-machine, high-tech soldiers of America's explosive future. Now Curt Carson and his Washington Greys must locate the isolated station, and destroy the new technology before it's too late.
Author

G. Harry Stine
Author · 16 books
Stine attended the University of Colorado in Boulder. Upon his graduation he went to work at White Sands Proving Grounds, first as a civilian scientist and then, from 1955–1957, at the U.S. Naval Ordnance Missile Test Facility as head of the Range Operations Division. Stine and his wife Barbara were friends of author Robert A. Heinlein, who sponsored their wedding, as Harry's parents were dead and Barbara's mother too ill to travel. Several of Heinlein's books are dedicated one or both of them, most particularly Have Space Suit - Will Travel. Stine also wrote science articles for Popular Mechanix. G. Harry Stine also used these alternative names: Lee Correy, Harry Stine, George Harry Stine.