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A war story simply but honestly told. 5 years after disassembling our very successful military machine; not professional but highly skilled amateurs with the greatest logistics train ever seen, the US is blindsided in Korea. Once more, the common man steps up to save the day. Hurriedly and often poorly trained with WW2 weaponry, our draftees accept the challenge. Interdicting by bombing and strafing the enemy's supply lines was a dangerous nasty neverending job. Flying the very uncomfortable but excellent B26 Invader, these men do their jobs even as peace talks are underway.

If I could give zero stars for this immature nonsense I would. I didn't get beyond the first couple of chapters, for two reasons. Firstly, the writing style is very childish, no depth or characterisation. Just page after page of violent actions.
I might have stuck with it, for a bit longer, were it not for the incredible amount of spelling and grammatical errors, rendering it virtually unreadable.