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Who Will Go

Into the Son Tay POW Camp

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Who Will Go

By: Terry Buckler, Cliff Westbrook
Narrated by: Cliff Westbrook
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Terry Buckler is an all-American boy from the Heartland who is selected for one of the most daring Special Operations missions in world history. See the 1970 Son Tay Raid through his eyes, with top secret planning by CIA, Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine special warfare legends in secret locations both in the US and in Southeast Asia. Twists in the story will take the listener from Hanoi, some of the most highly-defended airspace in the world, to idyllic farmlands in America to a secret CIA compound to the East Room of the White House. Then the book lets 40 participants in the raid tell their most memorable moments in their own words.

©2020 Cliff Westbrook and Terry Buckler (P)2020 Cliff Westbrook and Terry Buckler
US Air Force Biographies & Memoirs Wars & Conflicts Vietnam War Military & War Air Force Military War Espionage

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Absolutely loved having multiple perspectives from multiple different roles. Incredible book! Is a must read!

Incredible book!

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The story seemed stilted in certain ways to me though that could be a function of the narrator. His use of corny helicopter sounds and other unrefined background music was at times annoying.

Admiral McRaven's account in his special operations book was much better in my opinion.

Though the author's inclusion of other raiders' perspectives was good, hearing the same narrator's voice was part of the annoyance.

Disappointed

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The account, background, detail and history of the raid was amazing and very well told by the author. My ONLY complaint about any of it was the sound effects and music sometimes overshadowing the narrators voice. I would HIGHLY recommend this book.

An amazing account of the heroism and sacrifice of our armed forces.

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I love that this book is by an actual raider, providing first hand knowledge of how things transpired. I also love the annexes, which share the first hand experiences of raiders from the various elements, as well as all the various air components.

First Hand Knowledge

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I really enjoyed this book. An extremely easy to read story told in a conversational manner. The chapters are short and easy to digest. Buckler deliverers a very personal and candid view of the mission and his life.

Intimate Telling of an Incredible Mission

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