Harry's War

Harry's War describes how fighter pilot warriors think, and the challenges they face when they return to earth.  The book treats war in both its literal and metaphorical sense. It explores an air battle that takes place over Iraq along the Iraq-Iranian border.  Soon, the reader finds Harry in the middle of a crazy dogfight with four Iranian Su-27 Flanker fighter planes over Iraqi skies. Harry is flying an F-15, the inferior craft, but he’s the superior pilot. The air combat “dogfight” scene entertains you better than any other novel.  It is so well written, the reader feels he or she is in the midst of an actual air battle. Then, the story morphs seamlessly into a new scene, a second war unfolds, one equally as hard as the one Harry fought in the skies. Raw emotion is now on the table as Harry has to deal with demons from his past and fight for his survival in a new and very different future. Harry battled enemy fighters in the sky and now must battle the demons within. This is not a Top Gun BS story. This is the REAL DEAL.  Harry's War is a must read.

Harry's War describes how fighter pilot warriors think, and the challenges they face when they return to earth.  The book treats war in both its literal and metaphorical sense. It explores an air battle that takes place over Iraq along the Iraq-Iranian border.  Soon, the reader finds Harry in the middle of a crazy dogfight with four Iranian Su-27 Flanker fighter planes over Iraqi skies. Harry is flying an F-15, the inferior craft, but he’s the superior pilot. The air combat “dogfight” scene entertains you better than any other novel.  It is so well written, the reader feels he or she is in the midst of an actual air battle. Then, the story morphs seamlessly into a new scene, a second war unfolds, one equally as hard as the one Harry fought in the skies. Raw emotion is now on the table as Harry has to deal with demons from his past and fight for his survival in a new and very different future. Harry battled enemy fighters in the sky and now must battle the demons within. This is not a Top Gun BS story. This is the REAL DEAL.  Harry's War is a must read.

Ed Benjamin spent 27 years in the Air Force as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer. He spent most of his career supervising maintenance on tactical and trainer aircraft such as the F-104, F-4 C/D/E, A-7D, A-10, T-37, T-38, and the F-15C. In addition, he served several tours of duty supporting the acquisition of major weapons systems ionto the Uniterd States Air Force, such as the F-15, the B-1, and the B-2. Since his retirement from the Air Force, Mr. Benjamin has served as a proposal writer and manager and has helped companies prepare over sixty proposals for companies who are seeking business with local, state, federal, and international governments. His proposals have helped his clients receive contract awards totaling $14 billion from various local, state, federal and international governments. Ed has published articles and short stories in local, regional and national publications. He is the author of three books. These three books include the novella, The Mission, a children’s book, Hector: the Snake Who Could Hear You Think, and the best-selling Cash in on the Obama $3 Trillion Spending Plan! How to make large amounts of money by conducting business with or receiving grants from federal, state, and local governments, a step by step guide designed to help people who want to do business with federal, state and local governments and to receive grants and assistance from federal and state governments. Ed continues to serve as a consultant to industry and his next nonfiction book project is tentatively titled A Step By Step Guide to Doing Business with the Federal Government. He also has plans for a fiction book featring Harry Miles, Private Detective. You can track the future adventures of Harry Miles by visiting his Harry Miles Adventures blog at http:// http://harrymiles-adventures.blogspot.com/ For further information regarding Ed’s books, please visit his website at http://flowingwaterpress.com Ed also has a blog for those readers who are interested in doing business with the Federal Government. You may access his blog at http://govtbusiness.blogspot.com . Ed’s proposal business website is http://benservicescorp.com