Pizza and Mortars: Ba- muoi-ba & Body Bags

                                by William R. Upton

In 1965 William R. (Bill) Upton flew to Vietnam in a Caribou, a U.S. Army airplane. For twelve months, he ferried bullets, bombs, and body bags from the Mekong Delta to Quang Tri. His plane was hit thirteen times by enemy fire. Still, he snapped photos, wrote poems, and kept journals to record events that changed his life forever. The result is his coming of age memoir, Pizza & Mortars: Ba-muoi-ba & Body Bags.

To order the book click on: http://www.xlibris.com/PizzaandMortars.html 

                                          "C-7 CARIBOU in action"

                            by Wayne Mutza - Squadron/Signal Publications. 

                                        The Baker Affair

Lou Barber has written a great novel that has U.S. Army Aviation and the Caribous forming a great background. Check out Lou's site at - www.thebakeraffair.com

Fred W. Hotson has written a great book "de HAVILLAND in Canada" about the history of the de HAVILLAND aircraft company. It has sections on the Beaver, Otter, Caribou and Buffalo aircraft.

The book is available from CANAV Books, 51 Balsam Ave., Toronto, Ontario M4E 3B6.

 THE HISTORY OF THE SECOND FLIGHT PLATOON,

92nd AVIATION COMPANY

 By Erwin H. (Butch) Koehler