Rolling Thunder Book Reviews

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Rolling Thunder. A must read for veterans. I served a year, 1968, with EB-66s, and this story captures the essence, heroism and tragedy of the Vietnam war.

Rolling Thunder. Outstanding!

Political errs lead to dangerous air!. Mark Berent takes you on a journey from the air campaign to the raw emotions of combat hardened airmen. It is a fantastic, can’t-put-it-down perspective of the warriors who carried out the impossible missions of a war bungled by politicians but fought by heroic men and women.

Top flight. I enjoyed Rolling Thunder immensely. My time in Vietnam Nam was aboard the USS America CVA 66, on Yankee Station. I spent much of my free time topside watching the planes being launched and recovered from missions I wished to be flying myself. Reading this book took me back to those heady days when we all lived as close to the edge as possible. I could almost smell the fumes of full throttle launches. Great story!

The Flavor & Stink of LBJ’s War. If you were a combat grunt, helicopter or fixed wing pilot, lost some brothers came home to deal with ignorant peaceniks, and or were unable to understand the “spinning & lying” press, you will relate to this book...!

A reminder to us all. Thank you for a great book that reminds us of the sacrifice of so many. God Bless our Vets. This should be required reading for all seeking the Oval Office.

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Rolling Thunder. This book is a fascinating look into the early Vietnam air war. Very authentic, it provides a detailed look at the details of fighter combat, and the legendary F-100 aircraft. A don't miss for aviation and military history fans.

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Rolling Thunder. This is about the Vietnam war. I didn't understand the lingo etc but got the gist of it. Warning: language and sex.

Rolling Thunder. This has to be one of the best and truest accounts of the real Vietnam debacle which cost this nation over 52,000 men and women an accomplished absolutely nothing but making some people very rich. I do not regret the tour I made at Ubon as a member of a weapons load team, but I still mourn the loss of some of the finest fighting men this country has sent into battle. Our government absolutely just threw away the men and women who were killed in action and are still dying from various diseases from exposure to Agent Orange and it's Dioxins that were sprayed over almost the entire war zone.

A Great Vietnam saga by a veteran aviator.. A well written story by someone who knew first hand the air action in Vietnam. It would be more readable if it did not use justified text in the format. To me justification makes the text seem choppy. Patric Phoenix, AZ

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Rolling Thunder. Brilliant book kept you interested ,and the flying sequences were very realistic ,must follow this clever man

Good read. Wasn't expecting much from a free book but found myself really enjoying it.

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A must read series on the Vietnam War. Berent spins a great tale with enough history to make your blood boil at the sheer incompetence and traitorous behaviour of key figures from that time. Having spent three months in Vietnam and south east Asia crawling over many of the the locations he writes about and having spoken to many who fought on the other side, I am convinced that Berent”s story is more truth than fiction.

Spot on. Spot on read,especially interesting because I lived in Hanoi for 18 months and lived on the lake when John McCain crashed. I also worked in Thai Nguyen and Haiphong.