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Launch the Intruders: A Naval Attack Squadron in the Vietnam War, 1972 (Modern War Studies)
Carol Reardon
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| #1906558 in Books | University Press of Kansas | 2005-05 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 1.42 x6.50 x9.42l, | File type: PDF | 440 pages | ||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Loved the book!|By Thomas A. Simpson|I really liked this book. I served in VA-75 during the cruise that this book is about and from what I remember, this book is a pretty accurate account of what went on. I also learned some things that went on behind the scenes. I was surprised to see that I was mentioned in the book, because I was a maintenance technician and not an officer.||“One of the finest cockpit views of the air war over Vietnam ever written. Reardon tells us the whole story of the war—from the missions flown and bombs dropped to the plight of the enlisted bomb handler and the story of the wives left behind. Her
Carol Reardon chronicles the operations of Attack Squadron 75, the Sunday Punchers, and their high-risk bombing runs launched off the U.S.S. Saratoga during the famous Linebacker campaigns. Based on access to crew members and their families, her book blends military and social history to offer a look at the air war in Southeast Asia.
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