You Will Love Reading Vietnam War Helicopter Books

By Toni Vang


Reading is a pass time that many enjoy as it transports them into another time and place. There are so many to choose from, both fiction as well as non-fiction that can keep the mind active for ages. Hundreds have being written about romance, thrillers, murder as well as Vietnam War helicopter books.

Low Level Hell is a paperback written by Hugh Mills and captures the lives of a few aviators who came face to face with death on every mission they undertook. It is also available in Hardcover as well as kindle. The reviews are all very good giving this one a five star. Many say that this one is up there with the Chickenhawk book by Robert Mason.

Non-fiction is just the opposite and is based on real things. These could include languages, religion, true crime, business as well as history. Many are written about the war in Vietnam which is also known as the Second Indochina War or the Resistance War against America. It began on November the first in nineteen fifty five in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam.

Another that is well worth reading is We Were Soldiers Once and Young by Harold G Moore and Joseph L Galloway. Harold is a retired Lieutenant General and Joseph is a war journalist. It is all about the first and second battle of the seventh Cavalry Regiment. David Halberstam said it is a dazzling achievement and a remarkable book written about military history.

This book is all about how he first enlisted, covered all the training that he received as well as the deployment and experiences during the war as well as after. He began to write down his experiences on the seventeenth of May nineteen seventy nine after being encouraged by Knox Burger. Nine months later he had a half-done manuscript of about two hundred pages as well as a full outline covering all of his memories.

Many self-help books can actually help one to see themselves from someone else's eyes. These books help to give support where needed and also manage to help that person to rise above their depression and become aware that life is still good. Many with severe depression have benefited from these low intensity interventions.

Rattler one-seven by Chuck Gross is all about a helicopter pilot's story and firmly puts the reader in the seat up front. The whole book is about an inexperienced pilot that soon becomes a seasoned fighting veteran. Many reviews state that he is able to get across that feeling of actually flying a Huey in combat and that only the smell of gunpowder is missing.

Books that are based on actual experiences add that extra intensity to them bringing the reader to another level. Being transported into someone else's experiences can be very hard, knowing what they went through and how they have to deal with the consequences. Sharing their journey can actually help the reader to realize that their life is not as difficult as they first thought.




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You Will Love Reading Vietnam War Helicopter Books

By Toni Vang


Reading is a pass time that many enjoy as it transports them into another time and place. There are so many to choose from, both fiction as well as non-fiction that can keep the mind active for ages. Hundreds have being written about romance, thrillers, murder as well as Vietnam War helicopter books.

Low Level Hell is a paperback written by Hugh Mills and captures the lives of a few aviators who came face to face with death on every mission they undertook. It is also available in Hardcover as well as kindle. The reviews are all very good giving this one a five star. Many say that this one is up there with the Chickenhawk book by Robert Mason.

Non-fiction is just the opposite and is based on real things. These could include languages, religion, true crime, business as well as history. Many are written about the war in Vietnam which is also known as the Second Indochina War or the Resistance War against America. It began on November the first in nineteen fifty five in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam.

Another that is well worth reading is We Were Soldiers Once and Young by Harold G Moore and Joseph L Galloway. Harold is a retired Lieutenant General and Joseph is a war journalist. It is all about the first and second battle of the seventh Cavalry Regiment. David Halberstam said it is a dazzling achievement and a remarkable book written about military history.

This book is all about how he first enlisted, covered all the training that he received as well as the deployment and experiences during the war as well as after. He began to write down his experiences on the seventeenth of May nineteen seventy nine after being encouraged by Knox Burger. Nine months later he had a half-done manuscript of about two hundred pages as well as a full outline covering all of his memories.

Many self-help books can actually help one to see themselves from someone else's eyes. These books help to give support where needed and also manage to help that person to rise above their depression and become aware that life is still good. Many with severe depression have benefited from these low intensity interventions.

Rattler one-seven by Chuck Gross is all about a helicopter pilot's story and firmly puts the reader in the seat up front. The whole book is about an inexperienced pilot that soon becomes a seasoned fighting veteran. Many reviews state that he is able to get across that feeling of actually flying a Huey in combat and that only the smell of gunpowder is missing.

Books that are based on actual experiences add that extra intensity to them bringing the reader to another level. Being transported into someone else's experiences can be very hard, knowing what they went through and how they have to deal with the consequences. Sharing their journey can actually help the reader to realize that their life is not as difficult as they first thought.




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