Twenty Bosses

About the Book

To all veterans of foreign wars of the United States and especially to my comrades who served our country in Vietnam. I have been very vocal about the counterculture who opposed us in carrying out the duties of the military. This group of people withdrew from American society and repudiated traditional values such as respect for the rule of law, authority, the work ethic, marriage vows, patriotism, and Western religions. In this last war with Iraq, they reared their heads once more. They influenced our leaders to not make the big strike and instead end the war in Vietnam. To some of our comrades who suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, vile treatment caused them to slip back into the hell they had returned from. This must not happen to our country again.

About the Author

Barney Hulett, author of Twenty Bosses, relates his experience of twenty-one years of military life and twenty-one years of flying for the LBJ Company of Austin, Texas. Mr. Hulett was the pilot in the elite helicopter unit that supported the White House. He was present during three administrations. While flying for the LBJ Company, he had the privilege of flying two more former presidents. As personal pilot for President Johnson after the former chief executive’s return to his ranch in Texas, and because of his day-to-day association with his former first family, Mr. Hulett has an insight into them that very few people possess.