Infiltrators (1991)
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Mark D. Harrell, an A-team commander in the US Army according to the cover, opens with Border Patrol Sergeant Martin Clayne and his rookie partner Sonny Benton stopping a rust-brown van on a dirt road toward the Fort Bliss reservation and dying at the hands of the men inside. Captain Matt MacIntyre's Special Forces A team then fights what the cover calls a battle on American soil, with Blackhawks and Redeye missiles in the air. (Open Library)
Watches
- Casio (unidentified model)
- Bedded down in the rocks with his A team, Captain Matt MacIntyre stirs and wakes when the tiny beeper of his Casio watch sounds at 1900: it is his turn to pull guard, because on an "A" team nobody, whatever the rank, is excused a share of the load. He sidles up to Santo and leans against the rocks beside him for a while, unwilling to break the quiet of early evening. A watch alarm serves as the field soldier's reveille. The maker is named; the model is not.
Source text: MacIntyre stirred and woke up when the tiny beeper of his Casio watch sounded off. It was 1900 and his turn to pull guard. (Mark D. Harrell, Infiltrators, scan cataloged as Jove Books, 1991, p. 93; his rank and first name are given on p. 20; Internet Archive scan OCR)