I am still immersed in this book. I like the layout, the well done 30 color plates that are arranged landscape style, 3 planes per page covering a wide model variety of USAF, VNAF, RAAF B-57s and B 20s. Excellent choice of plate subjects: camos, natural metal, early, late models and even a weather plane! Very well done! I like what author T.E. Bell did with this book. I felt he put his heart into this work. Photos are in crisp color and the black and white photos are very acceptable and relevant with most very crisp. First off, I have not read the entire book yet because my refrigerator quit and I had to deal with that! But from what I have read so far I particularly liked the chapters titled 'The Doom Pussy' (about the Da Nang Officers Open Mess - aka DOOM - and its cat mascot - aka, well you know) and 'Enter the Dragon' on page 82. I worked A-6E TRAM in the Navy and in 'Enter the Dragon' Bell describes the electronics on the B-57G and difficulties with new LGB bomb delivery. The workaround crews used for successful delivery of the LGBs must have been hair raising for B-57G crews! Great stuff! Book includes a half page appendice detailing all B-57 and B 20 Canberra losses (date, variant & serial number, cause) in SE Asia 1964-71. I also loved the RAAF section (8 pages 2 color plates) I didn't realize they were so revered for their bombing accuracy -interesting story on that. And what's with those crazy RAAF wingtip bomb racks!!? So do I like this book?-oh yeah one of my all time favorites- and I have done a lot of reviews. I don't know why but I had to have this book (unusual subject appealed to me I guess) but I pre-ordered it from Amazon. I was not upset with my purchase and highly recommend this book for not only the stunning artwork depicted (again!) by Jim Laurier (cover is absolutely stunning) but by the exceptional story telling and layout of the book. Thanks Mr. Bell, you won me over with your style and I look forward to your next offering-please don't stop! Bravo Zulu.