By David Freeman

The Berlin Wall is gone. Perestroika and glasnot are being heralded as the key to new Soviet openess. But within the political ranks of the former Soviet Union, many Communist hardliners who remain in power are determined to return to the old ways.

Alex Davis, a former deep undercover agent now retired from the espionage game, is faced with a challenge. A prominent Soviet citizen with a prized secret wants out of the country and Alex has the means to make it happen. He just purchased one of the earliest stealth aircraft, A Windecker Eagle, and he is a former expert at operating undetected “behind the iron curtain.”

Along with his adopted sister, Karen Davis, M.D., Alex embarks on a mission that will put them both at great risk and challenge his dormant skills. But the result is worth it. If Alex can pull it off, a medical miracle that would be exploited and restrained within Russia, will be available to the free world.

ISBN: 0-978-0-944372-180

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By David Freeman

Here is a book full of kid adventures at a time and in a place where adults didn’t have to constantly be watching and you didn’t have to be buckled in and wearing protective head gear. Some of the memories are unique, many of them are similar to things we’ve all done. Sit back, read leisurely and enjoy. You’ll smile, laugh and nod in recollection as Freeman shares the kinds of memories we all love to hold onto. This book is about growing up in and around Oxford, Mississippi in the 1950s and 1960s, but it could have been any small town.

ISBN: 0-978-0-944372-166

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By David Freeman

Highways in the Sky is a collection of flying stories spanning Freeman's 35-year career as both a military and civilian pilot. Freeman puts readers in the cockpit as his experience level grows from a student pilot learning at a grass strip to an Army helicopter pilot in Vietnam. After the war, he has a career as a flight instructor and corporate pilot. There is something here for anyone who loves flying! ISBN: 0-944372-1309

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By Charles Holley and Mike Sloniker

Unlike other history books written about the Vietnam War, this book was written with helicopters and their crews as the main focus . . . and, it was written by helicopter pilots. Charles Holley flew scout helicopters in Vietnam and is the author of the highly-acclaimed book, Aeroscouts, published by Pocketbooks. Mike Sloniker flew slicks and is widely-known as a Vietnam War historian. Together they have put together a highly-informative book, filled with first-person accounts and photographs, that has no equal. The chapters in the book follow the events of the Vietnam war chronologically, and include the roles played by helicopters in each of the major battles. If you crewed a helicopter in Vietnam, this book is a must have!

ISBN: 0-944372-11-2

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by: Lee Westbrook

Betrayal, rejection and a sense of futility are not what a professional soldier expected to face after two tours as a helicopter pilot in Vietnam. The effect on veterans and their families was devastating. Westbrook not only understands in a way that few do . . . he can explain it! Not only does this book take the mystery out of PTSD, it provides answers and a plan for healing!

ISBN: 0-944372-06-6

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by: David Freeman

The men who flew helicopters knew what it was like to trust their lives to the JESUS NUT. Better yet, some of the warriors learned to trust in a higher power. This is an action adventure story - pure fiction, but the missions are very, very real! Plenty of flying, plenty of action, and a fresh look at God's work in the lives of men and women during the Vietnam War.

ISBN: 0-9-944372-09-0

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