WE DARED TO FLY: Dangerous Secret Missions During the Vietnam War

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The true story of the young men who risked their lives daily on classified missions deep behind enemy lines during the Vietnam War. The Army aviators and enlisted observers assigned to the 131st Surveillance Airplane Company, call sign Iron Spud, flew the Grumman OV-1 Mohawk into the jaws of death to capture timely intelligence for top military decision makers and senior national officials. Filled with combat accounts, this is the author's account of his assignment to that special mission unit, of the history that came before, and the events that unfolded while he was there.