The Aviators (Brotherhood of War)

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Summary: Rambled, lacked a cohesive plot, and loaded with obscenities
Review: While the book proports to deal with aviators in the Army's fledgling battlefield use of aviation, it was actually a year in the life of a General's aide. There was a great let down to find, at the end of the book, that the tactics, trade-offs, and conclusions reached as a result of the Army's study of the new battlefield assault techniques, were never discussed! This isn't about aviators, just an old General reliving a lot of non-combat dreariness he had to contend with. Definately a no-brainer in which the "hero's" gutter level language distracted, rather than added to the plot - if there even was one.