N2erk, that was "Phantom over Viet Nam" by John Trotti. Helluva a good read, I survived a weekend at a campsite with my mother-in-law thanks to that book (and some Old Milwaukee Beer!). How about some Martin Middlebrook? Great RAF history, well researched and sobering. It is also worth reading and re reading.
How about "Tail End Charlie" or "In For A Penny, In for A Pound" (Wellington ops in North Africa). There was a book entitled "Aircrew" by Bruce Lewis, a cracking book I acquired for 25 cents at a yard sale in Brampton, Ontario. There are so many great books about military flying, and we haven't even discussed "Only Owls And Bloody Fools Fly At Night" or Alan Cooper's copious works, or Sharp and Bowyer's "Mosquito".
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