Blackhawk Down

Blackhawk Down

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"We've got a Black Hawk down, we've got a Black Hawk down! Super 6-1 is down. We've got a bird down in the city." October 3rd, 1993. Mogadishu, Somalia. Mohammed Farah Aidid, Somalian militia leader and tyrant, rules the city of Mogadishu with an iron fist. United Nations forces stationed nearby have been active for months, occasionally skirmishing with the militia but so far, no major engagements have occurred. William (Bill) Shaw is an 19 year old boy from Portland, Oregon. His dream was always to join the army rangers with his high school best friend, Jamie Smith, and finally, in May, he'd done it. Now, six months later, he finds himself arriving at the Mogadishu airport, where the greatest test of his life is about to begin. This book tells the story of the battle of Mogadishu, also known as the Blackhawk down incident.
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Everett VonDyke was only a normal eighteen year old boy, with ambitions and high hopes of making something in this world. Unfortunately, his life would soon change one sunny, summer afternoon in June of 1943. He learns that he has been drafted into the U.S Army and must go fight in Japan. During one of his missions, his entire team is killed, in result, he is the only one remaining. He is then taken prisoner of war in a cold dark cell. As he survives the first night. He suffers a severe head injury the following morning, causing him to begin to lose his grip with reality. In order to keep himself sane, he lifts a notebook off of a dead prisoner and begins to write his life story over again so he can remember the young ambitious boy he once was.

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