[Military + Systemless + Jungle Survival + Cold War Suspense]
In 1968, west of the 17th parallel, the Laos border.
This is a blank space that does not exist on the map, and it is also a meat grinder.
Earl, the son of a Kentucky miner, was recruited into the MACV-SOG (Research Observation Group), codenamed "Copperheads". Carrying a PRC-25 radio on his back and holding a sawn-off XM177, he searched for a way to survive in this hostile green hell.
During a reconnaissance mission codenamed "Charlie Tango", the team triggered the "Prairie Fire" alarm. However, it was not just the North Vietnamese regulars who hunted them, but also silent shadows wearing gas masks and horizontal zigzag parachute boots...
Reader comments
This book is super hard-core, written about serving in the U. S. Military, and about the U. S. Military in Vietnam. Of the stealth action Black Ops series. Super hardcore, surreal.
It is highly professional, the plot is compact, the details are vivid, the characters are clearly portrayed, and the background, equipment and organizational structure of the era are clearly and realistically depicted. There are some minor flaws that don't affect reading. It's a great special warfare novel.
It's very graphic. It would be perfect if there were pictures of various equipment.
This book is okay. It writes about the most notorious special forces of the US military during the Vietnam War, "Research and Observation Team of the Vietnam Command"
Cruelty, ruthlessness, indifference, fear
I hate this kind of war. . . .
Very true and well written
It feels pretty good. Come on, author.
This is the level that modern war literature should be
Compared with other false military novels, it is true and in line with those who pursue realism. I hope it will continue to be updated. Come on
Very real, professional, and immersive. Compared with other fake military novels, this is the ceiling. Reality is exciting! Hope to continue to update. Please continue to update! ! !
Not bad, good-looking, good luck to the author~
It's so beautiful, don't stop it [crying]
It's very nice, but it's been discontinued.
This book has been lying on my bookshelf for a long time. I thought it was really going to disappear.
This book is super hard-core, written about serving in the U. S. Military, and about the U. S. Military in Vietnam. Of the stealth action Black Ops series. Super hardcore, surreal.
It is highly professional, the plot is compact, the details are vivid, the characters are clearly portrayed, and the background, equipment and organizational structure of the era are clearly and realistically depicted. There are some minor flaws that don't affect reading. It's a great special warfare novel.
It's very graphic. It would be perfect if there were pictures of various equipment.
This book is okay. It writes about the most notorious special forces of the US military during the Vietnam War, "Research and Observation Team of the Vietnam Command"
Cruelty, ruthlessness, indifference, fear I hate this kind of war. . . .
Very true and well written
It feels pretty good. Come on, author.
This is the level that modern war literature should be
Compared with other false military novels, it is true and in line with those who pursue realism. I hope it will continue to be updated. Come on Very real, professional, and immersive. Compared with other fake military novels, this is the ceiling. Reality is exciting! Hope to continue to update. Please continue to update! ! !
Not bad, good-looking, good luck to the author~
It's so beautiful, don't stop it [crying]
It's very nice, but it's been discontinued.
This book has been lying on my bookshelf for a long time. I thought it was really going to disappear.
Very good, learned about real air combat