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As an Air America pilot for 8 years from 1965 to 1973 in Saigon and then in Udorn Thailand while flying in Laos,I can say this is an outstanding and accurate history of many of the missions flown during the war in South East Asia. Nothing will ever tell all of the many "quiet" missions flown for the United States of America by Air America and CAT but this CD is the best.
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Air America - CIA's Secret Airline,
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Monty Markham, who made this film, got it right because his brother was an Air America pilot and knew the inside story. The CIA just honored Air America, at the University of Texas at Dallas, for their service in Laos and Vietnam. This film presents the facts. The truth is long overdue. Judy Porter
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Three cheers to the History channel for their outstanding documentary film on the CIA's clandestine airline, Air America. From the days of Korea to the end of the Vietnam War, CAT and Air America flew the skies of Asia in the defense of freedom. It's all true and very well presented in this History channel documentary film. Jesse Walton
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