Two days of Rolling Thunder ahp-member when the Bolivian Air Force

when the Bolivian Air Force gave up the T-33 after 44 years of service

Bob Pardo used his F-4 Phantom to push a crippled wingman’s jet to safety mid-air

The crews came up with the name "Aardvark" because of its long nose

Featuring the various air groups involved and their bases on one side

perfect for hands-on play

Two days of Rolling Thunder ahp-member when the Bolivian Air ForceTwo Days of Rolling Thunder is a compelling non fiction tale dating back to the Vietnam War. Focused on the first day of the two day air strike against the Thai Nguyen [tie new WEN] steel mill, North Vietnam, during Operation ROLLING THUNDER, March 1967. A United States Air Force F 105 Thunderchief pilot in the midst of his tour of duty in 1967, Deas talks the reader through the first day of strikes and in particular, the mission that he flew using a