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CHAPTER 6-2
“The operational area is affected by winds, clouds, precipitation and ceilings of both the northeast and southwest monsoons during seasonal transition. Weather over the operational area: Cloudiness will occur over the Annamite Mountain Range. Ceilings will average 2500 to 4000 feet. The border areas will experience mostly scattered clouds …” Egan was going nuts. He felt trapped. “… if the primary winds come from the southeast scattered thunderstorms and showers with bases of 3000 to 4000 feet will develop over the operational area by mid-afternoon …” Egan looked at Brooks. Brooks seemed to be listening intently. Egan squeezed his hands into fists. “… fog, rain and clouds will characterize the early morning weather and may preclude employment of close tactical air support. Visibility in
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