Kamis, 02 November 2017

Books in Brief | Combat Talons in Vietnam

Combat Talons in Vietnam: Recovering a Covert Special Ops Crew, John Gargus, Texas A&M University Press, 2017, $35 A personal account from mission planner John Gargus, Combat Talons in Vietnam recounts the first use of C-130s and the one nighttime mission that left 11 American crewmembers missing. For over 30 years, the fate of the crew of …

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