Bibliograhy of Information Sources on the E/B-66 and Tactical Electronic Warfare (TEWS)

Air Force Magazine, March 1992, pp. 74 - 77
"The Other Jammer" by August R. Seefluth
How the "Brown Cradle" EB-66 paved the way for the EF-111A

Aviation Week & Space Technology, January 1 1968, pp. 48 - 62
"Electronic Warfare Gains Key Viet Role"

Aviation Week 7 Space Technology, August 25, 1969, pp. 71 - 93
Special Report -- Electronic Warfare,
Part I: "ECM Gaining Greater Aircraft Role"

Special Report -- Electronic Warfare,
Part II; September 1, 1969, pp. 52 - 62
"Hostile Radar Location Gear Pushed"

Sparks over Vietnam: The EB-66 and the Early Struggle of Tactical Electronic Warfare by Gilles Van Nederveen (Paperback - Mar 2003). Available at Amazon and other book stores.

The Rescue of Bat 21 by Whitcomb, Darrel D. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1998. [ISBN: 1-55750-976-8] -- Darrel Whitcomb reconstructes the events surrounding a very confused and desperate time. In the middle of the North Vietnamese Spring Offensive on 1972, LtCol Iceal 'Gene' Hambleton flying as a member of an EB-66 crew was shot down. The ensuing Search And Rescue operation took on monumental proportions. Many more lives were lost in the effort. And, some say the rescue effort contributed to the defeat of the Army of the Republic of VietNam. This is a must-read book for those who want to understand or appreciate what happened in Vietnam.

Tactical Electronic Warfare Aircraft In The Twenty-First Century CSC 1993 Author: Major R. A. Muegge, Student, United States Marine Corps, Marine Corps Command and Staff College.

There also should be additional unclassified E/R/W/B-66 information
available from Maxwell AFB under the "Freedom of Information Act".

They sent me quote a package to Otis McCain in 1994
on the ECM pod usage and evaluation in SEA.