Those '67 Blues
B.K. Bryans 
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North Vietnam 1967
U.S. Navy A-6 Intruders went in low and alone at night.. 
       
      
         
            
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         			      6" x 9" 			    			    			      (15.24 x 22.86 cm) 			   
 			   Black & White on White paper
 			   220 pages 		
 		
         		      Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 			    			   978-0984577774 			   
ISBN-10:                          0984577777
                     
BISAC: 			 
           			      Fiction / War & Military  
Those '67 Blues is an enlightening action novel of U.S. naval aviators aboard an aircraft carrier on Yankee Station during
         the Vietnam War. Sortie rates and aircraft losses trended strongly upward through the autumn months of 1967.  Daily,
         the Pentagon sent major multi-aircraft “Alpha” strikes into the “Iron Triangle” delineated
         by Hanoi, Haiphong, and Nam Dinh.  Navy all-weather A-6s went in low and alone at night. This is a
         day-by-day account of those missions and the men who flew them during two weeks of that fiery autumn. 
Feel the tension build
         in the cockpit of an A-6 Intruder as it homes in on a well-defended target, and the shivering adrenalin release that comes
         hours after a harrowing mission. Experience the terror as a SAM surface-to-air missile tracks its target—you. Live the
         fear of being shot down, hunted, and then tortured by the North Vietnamese.  
   
Meanwhile, the
         aviator’s wives and children back home live through fears and problems of their own during a war that few people understand
         and many despise. 
 
       
      
Review by the Association
         of Naval Aviation, published in the  Fall Edition of Wings of Gold  Magazine
‘This is a story about the aviators who went in harms way big time. ‘At
         night,’ writes Bryans, ‘Navy all-weather A-6 Intruders went in low and alone.’    A
         brief excerpt: ‘The SAM that hit their A-6 right after weapons release knocked out everything electrical, set the port
         engine on fire, and caused the plane to shake like a dice cup.’   Bryans knows his subject. He flew A-6s
         during the war earning a Silver Star and DFC, and commanded VA-35 aboard USS Nimitz.’ 

‘Those ’67 Blues  is on the level of ‘Flight
         of the Intruder’ and the ‘Bridges of Toko Ri’. I now have 3 favorite
         books about our navy at war.’
by John (Toy) Mittell, CDR USN (RET)

‘Bryans captures the tableau
         of the flight deck as only could be written by one who has seen it from the cockpit. ’ 
by Lee Eilbacher
Complete reviews listed on the Reviews Page
 
      
      
      
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