Bat-21 by William C. Anderson tells the harrowing true story of Lt. Col. Iceal "Gene" Hambleton, whose aircraft was shot down behind enemy lines during the Vietnam War. Isolated in enemy territory, Hambleton relies on his military expertise to survive, while U.S. forces launch an extraordinary and dangerous rescue mission to save him. Anderson vividly captures the tension and peril of this gripping rescue operation, bringing to life the resilience and courage displayed in the face of overwhelming odds.
 
This hardcover First Edition book is in good condition, with some fading to the spine, the previous owner's name on the end paper, and shelf wear to the dust jacket. A compelling read for military history and war story enthusiasts.