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Cowboys And War
COWBOYS AND WAR is a poetry collection written with the point of view and in the voice of Lieutenant Gary Bishop Deale, United States Air Force. Gary is a protagonist in the novel DELTA SIERRA, which describes his exploits as an F-105 Thunderchief pilot during the Vietnam War. The poems contained in this volume present his reflections on the war and also upon his wife who remained behind in the United States.
64 pages, Paperback
Published September 19, 2018
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May 30, 2019MWSA Review
Cowboys and War by Larry Fry presents a verbal journey into the skies of war above North Vietnam and across the whole emotional war zone. Told with spirit and color that creates an image in the mind of the reader, the book is an easy read but an emotional one that captures the mood and feelings of that air war.
A collection of poetry written in the voice of a fictional war pilot from the poet's own companion novel Delta Sierra, it is done well and stands alone— a worthy effort to convey the feelings of what it must have felt like for those flying missions in the Vietnam War.
Review by Rev. Bill McDonald (May 2019)
Cowboys and War by Larry Fry presents a verbal journey into the skies of war above North Vietnam and across the whole emotional war zone. Told with spirit and color that creates an image in the mind of the reader, the book is an easy read but an emotional one that captures the mood and feelings of that air war.
A collection of poetry written in the voice of a fictional war pilot from the poet's own companion novel Delta Sierra, it is done well and stands alone— a worthy effort to convey the feelings of what it must have felt like for those flying missions in the Vietnam War.
Review by Rev. Bill McDonald (May 2019)
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