The Hobo Woods

Cover of The Hobo Woods by Eric Helm
Author: Eric Helm
Publisher: Sapere Books
Year: 2021
Language: en
Pages: 234
ISBN-13: 9781800552210
Dimensions:
Height: 8 inches
Length: 5.25 inches
Width: 0.53 inches
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The Hobo Woods by Eric Helm is a historical fiction novel published by Sapere Books in February 2021. This edition spans 234 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows U.S. Special Forces Captain Mack Gerber and Master Sergeant Anthony B. Fetterman as they return to Vietnam in 1967, where they encounter significant changes in the war landscape, including a growing antiwar movement and heightened caution from military leadership regarding operations.

Readers will find an action-packed story centered on a reconnaissance mission in the Hobo Woods region, where Gerber and Fetterman face a dire situation after an ambush by enemy forces. With American soldiers in peril and heavy casualties mounting, the plot explores themes of survival and the complexities of military operations during a tumultuous period. As part of the Vietnam: Ground Zero series, this installment continues to depict the challenges faced by an American Special Forces squad amid the brutal realities of the Vietnam War.


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Captain Mack Gerber is back in Vietnam! Perfect for fans of Andrew Watts, L. T. Ryan, Don Keith and George Wallace.

The tide is turning against the Vietnam War…

Republic of Vietnam, 1967

After a year spent training recruits back home in the United States, U.S. Special Forces Captain Mack Gerber and Master Sergeant Anthony B. Fetterman return to Vietnam to find a lot has changed.

The antiwar movement is gaining momentum and the last thing the U.S. administration needs is negative press headlines. As a result, the officers in the field are cautioned to keep all missions low-profile.

Working out of Saigon, Fetterman’s first assignment is a reconnaissance mission to the Hobo Woods region, where intelligence shows a massive buildup of enemy forces.

Disaster strikes when a helicopter assault force is mounted to find and destroy this division.

Ambushed by the enemy, and with over half their choppers shot down, one hundred and twenty American soldiers are in danger of being overrun by the Viet Cong.

Pinned down and taking heavy casualties, can Gerber pull off a daring rescue operation without sparking a political firestorm…?

THE HOBO WOODS is the seventh book in the Vietnam: Ground Zero series: action-packed, authentic historical thrillers following an American Special Forces Squad as they fight to survive during the brutal Vietnam War.

‘Vietnam at ground zero is where this book is written. I recommend it!’ — Don Pendleton

THE VIETNAM: GROUND ZERO SERIES:
BOOK 1: Vietnam: Ground Zero
BOOK 2: P.O.W.
BOOK 3: Unconfirmed Kill
BOOK 4: The Fall of Camp A555
BOOK 5: Soldier’s Medal
BOOK 6: The Kit Carson Scout
BOOK 7: The Hobo Woods
BOOK 8: Guidelines
BOOK 9: The Ville
BOOK 10: Incident at Plei Soi
BOOK 11: Tet
BOOK 12: The Iron Triangle
BOOK 13: Red Dust
BOOK 14: HamletBOOK 12: The Iron Triangle
BOOK 13: Red Dust
BOOK 14: Hamlet
BOOK 15: Moon Cusser
BOOK 16: Dragon’s Jaw
BOOK 17: Cambodian Sanctuary
BOOK 18: Payback
BOOK 19: Macv
BOOK 20: Tan Son Nhut
BOOK 21: Puppet Soldiers
BOOK 22: Gunfighter
BOOK 23: Warrior
BOOK 24: Target
BOOK 25: Warlord
BOOK 26: Spike
BOOK 27: Recon
BOOK 28: Pioneer Post

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“The Hobo Woods” is credited to Eric Helm.
When was “The Hobo Woods” published?
Publisher: Sapere Books. Year: 2021.
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ISBN-13: 9781800552210.
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
Language: en. Pages: 234.

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