This is an outstanding, well-researched book. I was an Air Cavalry Cobra Pilot, flying in the northern part of South Vietnam during the 1972 Easter Offensive. Most accounts of the action during this period gives short shrift to Army Aviation. This author does not. His account fully includes our actions, which is deeply appreciated. His tribute to Air Cavalry is glowing.
The author’s prose is straight forward and concise. His descriptions puts the listener in the middle of the action, as well it might as the author himself was in the middle of it as a Forward Air Controller. However, the narrator’s lack of understanding of his topic is cringeworthy. His mispronunciations are egregious. They were a distraction. Audible, please make sure your narrators are familiar with what they are reading. South East Asia, SEA, is not pronounced “sea,” Hue City is not pronounced “hue,” Quang Tri is pronounced “Quang Tree,” etc. While this comment might seem picayune, it isn’t for those of us who know.