Vietnam and Back
“Vietnam and Back” by Phil Hitchcock is a firsthand account detailing the experiences of a helicopter gunship pilot during the Vietnam War in 1969. Published by iUniverse in 2014, this 212-page book offers an accurate portrayal of the challenges faced in helicopter warfare, highlighting the dangers of flying in a combat zone and the mechanical failures that often led to near-miss situations.
Readers will find a collection of stories that reflect the realities of war, including moments of being shot at and the emotional impressions left by these experiences. The narrative invites contemplation on the broader themes of military service and the impact of war, making it a significant addition to the genres of biography, personal memoirs, and historical accounts. This edition is presented in English and measures 8.5 by 5.5 inches, providing an accessible format for those interested in military history and personal narratives.
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“Vietnam and Back,” is the first hand account of a helicopter gunship pilot who served in Vietnam during 1969. It is an accurate and realistic portrayal of one average guy engaged in helicopter warfare in Vietnam.
Flying helicopters can be challenging, and flying in a combat zone can be quite harrowing. The book is full of stories of being shot at, hit by enemy gunfire, and of mechanical operational failures, that created many near miss events.
His experiences in Vietnam left the author with some impressions and feelings regarding Vietnam and war in general, and will leave the reader with some issues to think about.
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