Nice continuation of Rolling Thunder 1965-68: Vietnam's Most Controversial Air Campaign。 This books benefits from the fact that groundwork has already been established and can focus on the subject。 There is only briefest "capabilities overview"， mostly dealing with changes between 1968 and 1972。 And then book focuses on day to day （well night to night） operations。 Also campaign being short one each night can get more attention。It's also commendable that author tries to show what was happening on Nice continuation of Rolling Thunder 1965-68: Vietnam's Most Controversial Air Campaign。 This books benefits from the fact that groundwork has already been established and can focus on the subject。 There is only briefest "capabilities overview"， mostly dealing with changes between 1968 and 1972。 And then book focuses on day to day （well night to night） operations。 Also campaign being short one each night can get more attention。It's also commendable that author tries to show what was happening on "the other side of the hill"， i。e。 tell what Vietnamese were doing and why， their reactions to US moves， their calcualtions etc。Overall it's a nice book。 It's not a detailed study but Osprey books never are。 It's a good， broad overview。 It's perfect for somebody who is generally interested in campaign as it gives good account of it。 Or for somebody looking to beef up their knowledge， in that case it serves as good foundation。Recommended。 。。。more