戦闘機チーターの追撃

I usually Dale Brown's novels and was looking forward to this one. But he was much too technical for my taste. I really didn't care for the multitude details about flying a fighter plane. It would have been much more interesting to have focused more on the story and the feelings of the characters.

I usually Dale Brown's novels and was looking forward to this one. But he was much too technical for my taste. I really didn't care for the multitude details about flying a fighter plane. It would have been much more interesting to have focused more on the story and the feelings of the characters.

It's great

It's great

It's great

Yes, very well written, hard to put down. .Would be hard for anyone that dooes not have anything to do or know anything about aircraft or terminology.

Yes, very well written, hard to put down. .Would be hard for anyone that dooes not have anything to do or know anything about aircraft or terminology.

Yes, very well written, hard to put down. .Would be hard for anyone that dooes not have anything to do or know anything about aircraft or terminology.

Slow but good ending , always a pat of the series. I recommend this book , because it fallow the series.

Slow but good ending , always a pat of the series. I recommend this book , because it fallow the series.

Slow but good ending , always a pat of the series. I recommend this book , because it fallow the series.

Every second counts, some count twice!

Every second counts, some count twice!

Every second counts, some count twice!

Pretty. Good Read. A lot of typos toward the end.

Pretty. Good Read. A lot of typos toward the end.

Pretty. Good Read. A lot of typos toward the end.

Dale Brown tells stories that hold my interest better than Tom Clancy, and I love Tom Clancy's stories. Dale Brown writes mostly about USAF aircraft that do have truth to them, some of it makes you wonder if we do have these capabilities with our aircraft today. Being ex-Air Force, aircraft electrical specialist, still do aircraft avionics modifications install today on U.S. military planes, I can see some of the capabilities might be true. The stories are told by different people in the books, ordinary people doing amazing tasks with amazing technology on current aircraft. The stories are also about real events but fictionalized. They're just FUN to read.

Dale Brown tells stories that hold my interest better than Tom Clancy, and I love Tom Clancy's stories. Dale Brown writes mostly about USAF aircraft that do have truth to them, some of it makes you wonder if we do have these capabilities with our aircraft today. Being ex-Air Force, aircraft electrical specialist, still do aircraft avionics modifications install today on U.S. military planes, I can see some of the capabilities might be true. The stories are told by different people in the books, ordinary people doing amazing tasks with amazing technology on current aircraft. The stories are also about real events but fictionalized. They're just FUN to read.

Dale Brown tells stories that hold my interest better than Tom Clancy, and I love Tom Clancy's stories. Dale Brown writes mostly about USAF aircraft that do have truth to them, some of it makes you wonder if we do have these capabilities with our aircraft today. Being ex-Air Force, aircraft electrical specialist, still do aircraft avionics modifications install today on U.S. military planes, I can see some of the capabilities might be true. The stories are told by different people in the books, ordinary people doing amazing tasks with amazing technology on current aircraft. The stories are also about real events but fictionalized. They're just FUN to read.