So honored...and thanks so much! Above All Author: John W. Huffman Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (2010) Binding: Paperback, 406 pages Military Writers Societ of America Review In John W. Huffmans novel, Above All, Army helicopter pilot and rebel, Lt. John Joseph Sharpe leads his gang of degenerates into air assaults, orgies, and shenanigans much to the chagrin of his commanding officers. Huffmans frolicsome novel depicts behind-the-scenes and between-the-sheets action in Vietnam to which few people were privy. This book is sure to speak to professional pilots, military and commercial alike. Captain Randall Hess would like nothing more than to live out the remainder of his commitment to the Army ROTC writing heart-felt letters to his wife and hiding behind a desk, but Sharpe has other ideas. While many soldiers are packing up and heading home, Sharpe and the rest of the Red Platoon are breaking all the rules to seek out hot zones and hot romps with beautiful nurses - no matter what the cost. However, as Hess begins to see Sharpes antics are saving soldiers lives, he stands behind his platoon and stands up to the Major, who is dead-set in seeing Sharpe dishonorably discharged. John W. Huffmans painstakingly descriptive accounts bring home the sordid reality of playboy heroes fighting for survival in a dying war. Reviewed by: Sandra Miller Linhart (2014)
Posted on: Tue, 01 Apr 2014 14:32:21 +0000
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