The Silent Service In World War Ii: The Story Of The U.S. Navy Submari

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This is a compilation of many stories that originally appeared in the Polaris Magazine and is edited by Edward Monroe-Jones (A USSVI Life/Holland Club member and a member of the Bremerton Base) and Michael Green. Although you may have read these stories in the Polaris, it is worth the effort to read them again. I suspect that many of the AS readers and USSVI members have never read the Polaris so these are all new recollections. The book is designed for submariners and non-submariners alike as there is an excellent glossary at the beginning to define the abbreviations used. There are 46 separate “sea stories” that range from 1940 through 1945. It is an easy enjoyable read which I recommend. Naval Historical Foundation ...gives the reader a greater understanding of what it was like to be a U.S. Navy submariner in combat … the most comprehensive work ever assembled on World War II submarines then or since. Product Details