Immediate response
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Author
Contributions
- Macnaughton, Clare - Contributor
Publication
2009 - Michael Joseph, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
75,750 words, Guess
Page Count
303 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveimmediaterespons0000hamm_f8e5
- ISBN-100718154746
- ISBN-139780718154745
- ISBN-139780718155745
- OCLC Control Number339642440
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780718154745
- Open LibraryOL33002976M
Classifications
- DDC958.1047092
- LCCDS371.413 .H36 2009
- LCCDS371.412
Description
2006 in Helmand saw British forces engaged in the most ferocious fighting since the Korean War. For much of the time they were hanging on by their fingertips, holed up in remote platoon houses, outnumbered, facing relentless assault and nearly overwhelmed. Only the Chinooks kept them in the game. But that meant their crews putting down in hot LZs, exposing their aircraft to withering attack from an enemy for whom downing one of the big helos would be the ultimate prize.They had been lucky. So far. Then they launched their biggest operation yet: a complicated, high-risk airborne assault that launched a fleet of heavily armed helicopters into the Afghan Heart of Darkness. And then a report came over the net that one of the Chinooks was down . . .In Immediate Response, Major Mark Hammond, a Royal Marine flying with the RAF, tells the gripping inside story of the Chinook squadrons' war for the first time. It's a visceral, unputdownable combination of hi-tech and old-fashioned grit; an action-packed story shot through with a mix of aviation fuel and cordite...
Description
Major Mark Hammond, a Royal Marine flying with the RAF, tells the gripping inside story of the Chinook squadrons' war for the first time. It's a visceral, unputdownable combination of hi-tech and old fashioned grit; an action packed story shot through with a mix of aviation fuel and cordite.
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