Cajun Flight by Bob Fore

Cajun Flight

Bob Fore
196 pages
Dec 2001
Hardcover
Mystery & Thrillers WSBN
0
Readers
0
Reviews
0
Discussions
0
Quotes
CAJUN FLIGHT is a novel that graphically depicts the fiasco of the Vietnam War. The credibility of the Johnson Administration decayed into chaos in March of 1968, as a result of the Tet Offensive and the gore of Khe Sanh. Desperate to retain its position of power, the Administration ordered a CIA-programmed bombing raid, coded "Quickstop," to kill Ho Chi Minh. The Agency handpicked elite Marine Corps aviators to deliver the predecessor of Desert Storm's ultra-sophisticated weaponry via the F-4 Phantom II. The exquisite classy airline stewardess, Jill, was Brad's much needed companion. From their intense passionate moments to their exhilarating escapades; together they shared the events of the war and the duties of a Marine: both at war and play. Accompany these men as they perform in combat, court the ladies, convey their opinions of the war, and render answers as to its sponsors.
Join the conversation

No discussions yet. Join BookLovers to start a discussion about this book!

No reviews yet. Join BookLovers to write the first review!

No quotes shared yet. Join BookLovers to share your favorite quotes!

Earn Points
Your voice matters. Every comment, review, and quote earns you reward points redeemable for Bitcoin.
Comment +5 pts Review +20 pts Quote +7 pts Upvote +1 pt
BookMatch Quiz
Find books similar to this one
About this book
Pages 196
Published 2001
Readers 0