After six years in the Royal Navy, Joel Blamey was conscripted into Britain's submarine service in 1926, aged 22. He went on to serve an unprecedented 28 years as a submariner, surviving peacetime accidents and World War II. At the age of 50, Joe returned to general service. He served on several submarines and survived several accidents, such as hitting an underwater pinnacle in Sidon and a collision in Seahorse, from which he was transferred before it was lost to enemy action.
Included here are some familiar names. Slade Cutter, who earned four Navy Crosses as a skipper in World War II, describes the process that made him a capable submariner.
The new book presents a fascinating compendium of stand-alone stories drawn from the rich annals of American submarine history. Painstakingly researched and vetted, many of these stories are not widely known by even veteran submariners.
Through the shock and joy of this discovery, Kenney, a daughter of crew member SM1 William Mabin, gathered the letters kept by her mother for more than six decades and used them and those of other crew members to tell the story of ...
This book will be of lasting value as a submarine history by an expert and as an enduring military and political analysis.
The antology contains stories, recollections, lyric on life and the military service of the Soviet submarine navy.Это альманах написан для участников Международного Конгресса ...
Submariners are a breed apart, according to themselves. Here is a collection of stories from the men involved in the submarine service.
"For devotees of the submarine espionage stories in Blind Man's Bluff, Rising Tide tells the Soviet/Russian side of the most secretive operations of the Cold War. For the first time, seven Soviet admir"
Alastair Mars writes simply and without pretension, and his words evoke the claustrophobic yet heroic world of the submariner.
6, 1944; Morison, The Two-Ocean War, pp. 439–40. The 70,000-ton: Thomas J. Cutler, The Battle of Leyte Gulf, 23–26 October 1944 (New York: HarperCollins, 1994), p. 64. Wave after wave: Morison, History of the United States Naval ...
A nonfiction collection includes stories featuring mighty submarines and their crews, from the tough subs that harassed the Japanese Navy during World War II to the cat-and-mouse games played by U.S. and Soviet subs during the Cold War.