US USAF Vietnam BAT-21 Reference Book

The “US USAF Vietnam BAT-21 Reference Book” is an essential hardcover resource for historians, military enthusiasts, and researchers interested in the Vietnam War. This comprehensive 180-page book delves into the riveting story of the BAT-21 mission, capturing the dramatic rescue operation of Lieutenant Colonel Iceal “Gene” Hambleton, a U.S. Air Force navigator shot down behind enemy lines. Rich with in-depth analysis, detailed maps, and first-hand accounts, this reference guide offers a thorough understanding of the strategic and tactical elements involved. Each page is filled with valuable information, making it a critical addition to any Vietnam War collection. Whether you are seeking to expand your knowledge on USAF rescue missions or looking for a detailed account of one of the largest and most complex rescues of the war, this used but well-preserved hardcover book is a treasure trove of historical data and insights.