Legend of the Navy's Most Daring Helicopter Pilot

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October 18, 2019Sam HallBook Reviews, Books1968, Allen Weseleskey, book review, books, Brown Water Navy, Cao Lahn, Casemate, HAL 3, helicopter, Legend of the Navy's Most Daring Helicopter Pilot, Light Attack Squadron, Navy Helicopters, NHBR, Peter D. Shay, SEAWOLVES, Stan Fisher, Triumphant Warrior, vietnam1 Comment

Peter D. Shay’s outstanding freshman effort is both a personal and institutional history of a small tactical Navy helicopter unit in Vietnam, HA(L)-3 “Seawolves,” that reads fast and furious, but not without a penchant for details. The story is an exciting for read for any aviation enthusiast or military historian. The Navy’s only “brown water”

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