Mark Berent

As hostilities escolate in late 1965, the fates of three men intertwine in Vietnam.

An Historical Novel of War and Politics

Rolling Thunder

Mark Berent's remarkable military background--20 years in the Air Force and 1,000 hours flying combat missions--enables him to capture the intensity of themost controversial war in modern history, the Vietnam War, in this incredibly authentic novel. "Terrific--a novel of exceptional authenticity that hits like a thunderclap".--W.E.B. Griffin, author of Brotherhood of War.

In danger of being overrun, Eagle Station, a bastion of safety for the fighter pilots, tank drivers, and others fighting in northern Laos, receives help in the person of Special Forces Colonel Wolf Lochert. 25,000 first printing.

Eagle Station

The Vietnam War comes to life through the American eyes of a stranded pilot, a POW, a general behind the lines, and others

Phantom Leader

Major Court Bannister, Major "Flak" Apple, General "Whitey" Whisenand, Colonel Wolf Lochert, and Toby Parker live dangerously while spending their second tours of duty in Vietnam

Steel Tiger

USAF Lieutenant Colonel Court Bannister, Special Forces Colonel Wolf Lochert, and USAF Captain Toby Parker face the ultimate test of their courage and skills during the Vietnam War

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