Melissa P. (Meliss) reviewed on
From the back cover: They were the Bulldogs. A platoon of helicopter gunship pilots stationed along the west border, a few klicks from Cambodia and Laos. Their names were Danly, Bookman, Barnes, Spradling, Gray, and Winters. And for all their differences, for better or worse, they were a team.
The Bulldogs flew killing missions against an invisible enemy, several times a day, almost every day.
And some of them-- the lucky ones-- even made it home.
Powerfully dramatic. Explosively real. A stunning new novel of Vietnam and the men who flew the choppers across its blazing skies. Author David R. Olson was there, flying a gunship for the First Air Cavalry Division along the western border of Vietnam.
The Bulldogs flew killing missions against an invisible enemy, several times a day, almost every day.
And some of them-- the lucky ones-- even made it home.
Powerfully dramatic. Explosively real. A stunning new novel of Vietnam and the men who flew the choppers across its blazing skies. Author David R. Olson was there, flying a gunship for the First Air Cavalry Division along the western border of Vietnam.
