As someone who's always been fascinated by military aviation, 'Cease Buzzer!' was an absolute page-turner for me. Captain Springett's writing makes you feel like you're right there in the cockpit with him, experiencing every moment of his journey from flight school to becoming an EA-6B Prowler pilot.

What I loved most was how the book balances technical details with personal stories. The descriptions of flying the T-34 and A-4 Skyhawks during training were so vivid that I could almost feel the G-forces myself. It's not often you find a military memoir that makes complex aviation concepts this accessible.

The carrier operations sections were particularly gripping. Springett does an amazing job conveying both the precision and chaos of landing on a moving ship at sea. I found myself holding my breath during some of those landing sequences!

While I would have loved more technical details about electronic warfare (understandably limited by security concerns), what really shines through is Springett's passion for naval aviation and his respect for the A-6 family of aircraft. His affection for these 'workhorse' planes is contagious.

This isn't just another Top Gun-style glamorization of fighter jets - it's a thoughtful, often humorous look at the realities of military aviation in the post-Vietnam era. Perfect for anyone interested in military history or aviation, whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or just curious about life aboard an aircraft carrier.