"TORPEDO JUNCTION" U-Boat War off America’s East Coast, 1942. By Homer Hickham, Jr. 1942: German U-boats turned the shipping lanes off Cape Hatteras into a sea of death sinking 259 Allied ships. Germany's World War II "Operation Drumbeat." Paperback. Good Cond. — $7.00
"DUST On The SEA" By Captain Edward L. Beach, USN (Ret.) (Fiction). The USS Eel in American World War II Pacific submarine action. No photos or maps. No photos or maps. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $6.77
"SILENT SEA" By Harry Homewood (Fiction). On the fictional American submarine USS Eelfish, Captain Brannon and his crew were destined to become the fiercest undersea warriors of World War II. No photos. Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $9.95
"PACIFIC ONSLAUGHT" 7th Dec. 1941 / 7th Feb. 1943. By Paul Kennedy. Following the vast Pacific war from December 7, 1941 to February 7, 1943. World War II in the Pacific; Pearl Harbor, Midway, Coral Sea, Jimmy Doolittle’s and more. Photos! 1972 Softbound. Fair + + + Cond. — $5.99
“BETRAYAL At PEARL HARBOR” How Churchill Lured Roosevelt Into WWII. By James Rusbridger and Eric Nave. Based on dramatic revelations and firsthand information. Why was the United States unprepared for the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor? Hardback with dust jacket. Good Cond. — $5.88
"U-BOATS At WAR" German Submarines in Action 1939 - 1945. By Harald Busch. The true story of Germany's top U-boat commanders of World War II. Written by a former German officer, attached to the U-boat branch of the Kriegsmarine. No photos. Paperback. Good Cond — $9.99
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“THEY FOUGHT UNDER THE SEA” By Navy Times. This book follows the development of the submarine as a tactical weapon, starting with America’s first sub, the Holland. Each chapter deals with a different submarine. WW I, WW II and beyond. No photos. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $4.99
"The PACIFIC CAMPAIGN" The U.S. – Japanese Naval War 1941-1945. By Dan van der Vat. A comprehensive evaluation of all aspects of the Pacific war. Its all here in one volume. Photos and maps. Softbound. Fair + + + Cond. — $5.99
"SUICIDE SQUADS" The untold stories of WWII fighting men who had one mission: to kill––and die. By Richard O'Neil. In the long annals of warfare, no fighters have provoked more admiration and horror than the suicide squads of World War II. Photos. 1981 Softbound. Good Cond. — $9.99
"FLEET SUBMARINES Of WORLD WAR TWO" By Thomas Walkowiak. Impressive technical and photographic history of the American World War II "Fleet Submarine." Countless photos and diagrams, most are declassified. New Softbound. NEW — $9.95
"The CRUEL SEA" By Nicholas Monsarrat. (Fiction) The Battle of the Atlantic in World War II. Here is the mortal fury of war fought with guts and wits by men who protected the dangerous sea corridors against Nazi U-boats in those grueling years. No photos. 1988 Paperback. Good Cond. — $6.88
"MEDITERRANEAN MANEUVER" By Robert J. Szilagye and Stanley C. Monroe. (Fiction) Threshold—a secret weapon so powerful it could paralyze a nation’s warning system, leaving it vulnerable to nuclear strike. The Russians had it, and the American's wanted it. Paperback. Good Cond. — $3.95
"The SUNSET PATRIOTS" By Charles D. Taylor. (Fiction) The U.S. sends their Seventh Fleet to Vladivostock for a New Year’s celebration with the Russians. An American admiral suspects something bigger is coming. No photos or maps. Paperback. Good Cond. — $4.95
"WAR UNDER The WAVES" By Fred Warshofsky. True story's about famous submarines: Germany’s U-47, America’s S-38. Commander Gilmore with USS Growler (SS-215). USS Harder's (SS-257) Sam Dealey. Britain’s E-11 in World War I and much more. Paperback. Good Cond. — $8.99
"The DESTROYERS" By Douglas Reeman (Fiction). By 1943, World War II had reached a turning point for the Allies. To help prepare for the invasion of Northern Europe, an old flotilla of destroyers was transferred to Special Operations to be used for hard-hitting raids. Paperback. Good Cond. — $5.88
“NOT THINKING Of DEATH” By Alexander Fullerton (Fiction). Based loosely on historical facts, the tragic loss of the H.H. Submarine Thetis in Liverpool Bay in 1939. No photos or maps. Paperback edition. Like New Cond. — $6.95
"DESTROYER ESCORTS Of WORLD WAR TWO" By Thomas Walkowiak. Impressive technical and photographic history America's Destroyer Escorts in World War II. Packed full of photos and diagrams. New Softbound. NEW — $9.95
“SUBMARINES At WAR” The History of the American Silent Service. By Edwin Hoyt. Complete history of American submarines from the present back to the American Revolution. Includes World War I and World War II. Black and white photos with maps. Paperback. Good Cond. — $10.00
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“AIRCRAFT CARRIER” By J. Bryan, III. Commissioned in 1937, the USS Yorktown (CV-5) was sunk June 7, 1942 at the Battle for Midway. This is an exceptional minute-by-minute diary of the action aboard the carrier at Midway. No photos. 1982 Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $6.88
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"IRON COFFINS" A personal account of the German U-boat battles of World War II. By Herbert A. Werner. Author tells the true and exciting story of his own Atlantic U-boat action in WW II. Werner served aboard five different U-boats, ending the war as a commander. Paperback. Good Cond. — $9.95
“UNDER The FREEZE” By George Bartram. (Fiction). A madman enters the International terror game and he owns enough plutonium to incinerate the globe. An American agent is called in for help. No photos or maps. Paperback. Fair + + + Cond. — $4.95
“NAVY - Carrier War” By Roger Jewett (Fiction). Following World War II the United Stated Navy once again galvanized into action by the demolishing rage of the North Korean People’s Army. Second novel in the series. Paperback. Good Cond. –– $4.99
"SUBMARINE COMMANDER" By Paul Schratz. During World War II, Schratz was an officer on the ill-fated sub USS Scorpion and escaped death when fate took him to USS Sterlet and finally to USS Atule. Photos and index. Paperback. Sorry, sold out! —
“PURSUIT” The Chase and Sinking of the Battleship Bismarck. By Ludovic Kennedy. The mighty German battleship Bismarck, sent the HMS Hood to the bottom of the Atlantic. Now the British launch the biggest sea hunt in naval history to sink the Bismarck. Paperback. Fair + + + Cond. — $6.88
"The RELUCTANT ADMIRAL" Yamamoto and the Imperial Navy. By Hiroyuki Agawa. Born in 1884, Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto was educated at America's Harvard University. Here is the biography of World War II's famous Admiral Yamamoto. Photos. Paperback. Good Cond.— $6.00
"U-BOATS OFFSHORE" When Hitler Struck America. By Edwin P. Hoyt. 1942, German U-boat's execute "Operation Drumbeat" sinking ships off America’s East Coast. The heroic story of courageous Americans who waged a relentless fight. Photos. Paperback. Good Cond. — $8.99
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"AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS" By Max R. Newhart. Every American Battleship from the USS Maine (BB-1) to the USS Louisiana (BB-71). Loaded with data and rare photographs. New Softbound, Sorry, sold out! —
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"GUADALCANAL" The Definitive Account of the Landmark Battle. By Richard B. Frank. The battle at Guadalcanal marked the first American offensive of World War II. It was a brutal six-month campaign that cost the lives of 7,000 Americans. 800 pages, photos and maps. Softbound. Good Cond. — $9.99
"BLIND MAN's BLUFF" The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage. By Sherry Sontag, Christopher and Annette Drew. True stories of American submarines in the cold war era. Submarine espionage at its best. Black and white photos. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $3.77
“POSEIDON's SHADOW” By A.P. Kobryn. (Fiction) The U.S. ballistic missile submarine USS Adresteia, glides toward the icy waters off Soviet Siberia. Refusing to follow secret orders, her captain has reached an agonized decision. 1980 Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $4.99
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"SHARKS & LITTLE FISH" By Wolfgang Ott (Fiction). Excellent and very popular World War II German U-boat Novel. 428 pages no photographs or maps. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $5.00
“The BIG 'E'” The Thrilling Story of the USS Enterprise––and the Men who Sailed her to Glory. By Commander Edward P. Stafford, USN (Ret.). America's mightiest World War II carrier, the true and exciting story of the USS Enterprise (CV-6). Paperback. Good Cond. — $9.00
“WORLD WAR II SUPER FACTS” By Don McCombs and Fred L. Worth. A bulging data bank of battles, brave men and background, of prime movers, plots, parleys and propaganda, of World War II. And much, much more! No photos. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $4.99
"At DAWN WE SLEPT" The Untold Story of Pearl Harbor. By Gordon W. Prange. The most extensive and exhaustive historical study available to date of the December 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Black and white photos and maps. 1981 Hardback edition, NO dust jacket. Good Cond. — $9.88
"TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER The SEA" By Jules Verne (Fiction). Before submarines were invented, they were imagined. Jules Verne created the fictional submarine Nautilus for this classic novel. No photos. Paperback. Fair + + Cond. — $3.95
“ABANDON SHIP!” The Saga of the USS Indianapolis, the Navy's Greatest Sea Disaster. By Richard F. Newcomb. True World War II story of the 1945 sinking of the American cruiser USS Indianapolis (CA-35). 2001 Paperback. Fair + + + Cond. — $4.77
"FATAL VOYAGE" The sinking of the USS Indianapolis. By Dan Kurzman. True and tragic story of the sinking of the American cruiser USS Indianapolis (CA-35) by the Japanese submarine I-58 in (July 1945) World War II. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $10.00
"RAIDERS Of The DEEP" By Lowell Thomas. The whole true and spine-tingling story of the German U-boat campaign in World War I. Deals with every aspect of Germany’s underwater warfare from that time. Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $9.00
"IWO JIMA" By Richard F. Newcomb. World War II’s bloodiest, most glorious Marine invasion. Some 5,000 American’s and about 20,000 Japanese defenders lost their life during this 1945 battle. Black and white photos. Paperback. Good Cond. — $6.99
"FINAL HARBOR" By Harry Homewood (Fiction). Fictional American Submarine USS Mako in Pacific World War II action versus the Japanese. 305 pages, no photos or maps. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $9.95
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“SUBMARINE" The Ultimate Naval Weapon –– Its Past, Present & Future. By Drew Middleton. The history of the submarine, from its early beginnings, through two world wars and into the atomic age. Photos. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $4.99
“TOKYO TORPEDO” Run to the Rising Sun! By Edwyn Gray (Fiction). 1943: Suffering crippling losses on many fronts, Germany looks to Japan for her most secret weapon and sends U-885 into the Pacific. No photos. 1977 Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $5.99
“The TWO-OCEAN WAR” The Definitive Short History of the United States Navy in World War II. By Samuel Eliot Morison. The greatest naval force in history was assembled by the United States to fight a global war at sea during World War II. Paperback. Fair + + + Cond. — $5.95
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"The RUSSIAN CONVOYS" Heroes of the Murmansk run––Allied seamen who fought Stukas, Nazi subs and frozen Artic seas in WWII. By B. B. Schofield. The Murmansk Run, most dangerous of all sea routes in World War II. Black and white photos. 1967 Paperback. Good Cond. — $9.95
"A GLORIOUS WAY To DIE" The Kamikaze Mission of the Battleships Yamato. By Russell Spurr. Japan's super-battleship Yamato. Largest, most powerful warship ever built. The full and complete history of this mighty vessel. Photos. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $10.00
"The HUNT For RED OCTOBER" By Tom Clancy (Fiction). Somewhere under the Atlantic, a Soviet sub commander has just made a fateful decision. The Red October is heading west. The Americans want her. Paperback. Very Good Cond. — $4.00
"DAY Of INFAMY" By Walter Lord. The 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that vaulted the United States in World War II is described here by the participants themselves. Photos and maps. 1965 Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $4.95
“The GLORY Of The SOLOMONS” The Battle For The Pacific’s Island Fortresses. By Edwin P. Hoyt. June 1943, the Allies taken on the powerful Japanese Army and Navy in the WWII Pacific battle for the Solomon Islands. Photos and maps. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $4.88
"HITLER's NAVAL WAR" By Cajus Bekker. Here, is the true saga of incredible German victories and equally amazing failures, of brave men and gallant ships in World War II. Black and white photos, with maps. Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $4.95
"O GOD Of BATTLES" By Harry Homewood (Fiction). The American submarine USS Tigerfish in exciting World War II Pacific action. No photos or maps. Paperback edition. Sorry, sold out! —
"SUBMARINE WARFARE" An Illustrated History. By Anthony Preston. The entire history of the submarine from the Civil War to nuclear subs of today. Packed with over 100 color and black and white photos! Hardback with dust jacket. Fair + + + Cond. — $9.95
“The WOTAN WAR-HEAD” By James Follett (Fiction). A World War II German U-boat commander heads out to sea with a new type of torpedo. The U-700 carries a magnetic fish armed with the “Wotan War-Head.” Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $5.95
"SUBMARINE!" By Commander Edward L. Beach USN. A thrilling and true account of war beneath the seas. Heroic crews and legendary submarines fighting in the Pacific during World War II. 1960 Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $3.88
"WATERS DARK And DEEP" By J. Farragut Jones (Fiction). First in the series “The Silent Service.” A gripping saga of World War II––the submarines and the brave men who risked their lives beneath the sea. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $5.95
“The BATTLE Of The TORPEDO BOATS" By Bryan Cooper. True and exciting story of American PT Boat action in World War II. From the Pacific and European theaters. Photos and maps. Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $6.95
“MIDWAY” By Donald S. Sanford. (Fiction) Based on the true events of the real battle for Midway Island in June of 1942. This World War II story is blended towards that of the epic motion picture of 1976 staring Charlton Heston, Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda. Photos. Paperback. Fair + + + Cond. — $3.95
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“DEVIL BOATS” The PT War Against Japan. By William Breuer. The PT boat was a motor torpedo boat used by the United States Navy during World War II. Against Japan, they figure prominently in some of the best-known feats of heroism of the entire Pacific war. Paperback. Good Cond. — $7.88
“SEND DOWN A DOVE” By Charles MacHardy. (Fiction) A nightmare voyage 100 feet below mine-infested waters as the HMS Scorpion fends off mutiny and the German enemy above. British World War II submarine action in the Atlantic. 1970 Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $5.88
“SUBMARINE" A Guided Tour Inside a Nuclear Warship. By Tom Clancy. A rare glimpse inside a Los Angeles-class nuclear attack submarine. Packed with exclusive photographs, illustrations and diagrams. Softbound edition. Good Cond. — $4.95
“The GREATEST RAID Of ALL" By C. E. Lucas Phillips. An old American destroyer rebuilt on German lines, then crammed with explosives, bound for the coast of France to destroy the lair of the German battleship, Tirpitz. A true World War II mission! Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $6.88
"SEA LEOPARD" By Craig Thomas (Fiction). Set in the Cold War era, the deadliest submarine at sea now has the ultimate in defense technology: SEA LEOPARD, code name for a secret anti-sonar device. No photos. Paperback. Good + Cond. — $4.95
"The LAST LIEUTENANT" By John J. Gobbell. (Fiction) Under a barrage of artillery, brilliant U.S. cryptographers crack the top-secret Japanese code revealing their plans for a doomsday attack on Midway Island. The Navy responds mobilizing all they have to counter-attack. Paperback. Good + + + Cond. — $5.88
"PT-109" John F. Kennedy in World War II. By Robert J. Donovan. The World War II adventure that made a President. August, 1943, PT-109 was sliced in half by a Japanese destroyer. This is the exciting true story. Black and white photos! Paperback edition. Sorry, sold out! —
“The FINAL VOYAGE Of The S.S.N. SKATE” By Stephen Cassell (Fiction). The “leper” of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, SSN-578 nuclear attack submarine Skate's final mission––to take on the Soviet Navy. Paperback edition Fair + + + Cond. — $3.99
“SILENT DESCENT” By Dick Couch. (Fiction). In the frozen wastes of Russia, an American mole gathers proof of an illegal nuclear weapons trade. Now, she has disappeared. One submarine can get her out. No photos. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $4.95
“PHOENIX SUB ZERO” By Michael Dimercurio. (Fiction) The Hegira was the finest super-sub that Arab oil money could buy. The U.S. Navy sent Captain Michael Pacino and the USS Seawolf to find the enemy and destroy it. 1994 Hardback w/ dust jacket. Good Cond. — $5.99
“CLOSING The CIRCLE” War in the Pacific, 1945. By Edwin P. Hoyt. A behind-the-scenes look at the military and political moves that brought the Japanese to final surrender (in 1945). 23 black and white photos. Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $5.00
“EAGLE AGAINST The SUN” The American War with Japan. By Ronald H. Spector. The American war in the Pacific versus Japan, now told using newly declassified intelligence information from all sides. Photos. Hardback w/ DJ. Fair + + + Cond. — $8.95
"FLAGS Of Our FATHERS" By James Bradley with Ron Powers. The authors follow the lives of the six famous American's who raised the American flag on Iwo Jima's Mount Suribachi in 1945. Black and white photos, maps. Hardback edition with dust jacket. Fair + + + Cond. — $9.75
"PACIFIC WAR DIARY 1941- 1945" By James J. Fahey. Written in secret and against strict U.S. Navy regulations. The true World War II diary of an American sailor who served aboard the cruiser USS Montpelier (CA-57). Paperback. Fair + + + Cond. — $10.00
“The BATTLE OFF MIDWAY ISLAND” By Theodore Taylor. June 1942. Fresh from their victory at Pearl Harbor, the vastly superior Imperial Japanese Navy clash with the small American Fleet in the Battle Off Midway Island. Maps and illustrations. 1981 Paperback. Good + Cond. — $4.99
“NAVY - Battle Stations” By Roger Jewett (Fiction). Pearl Harbor, Midway, The Solomons, Leyte Gulf, Okinawa. On the sea, underwater, in the air. The first novel in the series. The U.S. Navy in action. Paperback. Good Cond. –– $4.99
“The LUSITANIA” By Colin Simpson. On May 7, 1915, the British passenger liner Lusitania was torpedoed by the German submarine U-20 off the southwest coast of Ireland. She sank within 18 minutes with the loss of some 1,200 many of them American. Photos. Paperback. Fair + + + Cond. — $3.99
“The GREATEST GENERATION" By Tom Brokaw. A magnificent testament to a nation and her people, extraordinary stories of a generation that gave new meaning to courage, sacrifice and honor in World War II. Black and white photos. 2001 Softbound edition. Good Cond. — $5.99
"COMBAT COMMAND" By Fredrick C. Sherman. Preface by Fleet Admiral William F. Halsey, USN (Ret.). True story of a shattered (U.S.) Navy that desperately struggles for supremacy of the biggest battlefield of World War II––the Pacific Ocean. Illustrations and maps. Paperback. Good Cond. — $7.00
“TORPEDO!” By Harry Homewood. (Fiction) Apocalypse under the sea. Sleek and deadly, the ultra-silent Soviet missile swept through the black ocean depths––its target was the American nuclear submarine, USS Sharkfin. Paperback edition. Fair + + + Cond. — $9.95
“OPERATION BISMARCK SEA” By Lawrence Cortesi. February, 1943, a large Japanese convoy steams into the Bismarck Sea, when it is discovered by the American 5th Air Force. The dramatic true story of a Pacific World War II confrontation. Photos and maps. Paperback. Good Cond. — $4.95
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"ICE STATION ZEBRA" By Alistair MacLean. (Fiction) The USS Dolphin, the pride of America’s nuclear submarine fleet, is sent on a daring rescue mission during the Cold War. Dolphin must sail beneath the ice-floes of the Arctic Ocean to "Ice Station Zebra." New Softbound. NEW — $9.95
“BUCHER: MY STORY” By Commander Lloyd M. Bucher, USN. Here, the man who stood at the center of the most incredible events in the history of the U.S. Navy, tells the story of the capture of the USS Pueblo (AKL-44) and her crew by the North Koreans in 1968. Paperback Sorry, sold out! —
"DOUBLE-EDGED SECRETS" U.S. Naval Intelligence Operations in the Pacific during World War II. By W. J. Holmes. Incredible true story of the intelligence operation that won the war in the Pacific. The top-secret ‘Ultra’ codes used in WWII. Paperback. Sorry, sold out! —
“PACIFIC STANDOFF” By Halsey Clark. (Fiction). This is the first book in the series called “Periscope!” Shortly after the terrible Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, in December 1941, Commander Jack McCrary takes his American submarine USS Manta into action. 1983 Paperback. Good + Cond. — $7.00
“The SCOURGE Of SCAPA FLOW” By J. Farragut Jones. (Fiction) Third in this series “The Silent Service." Unterseeboot 47–– Newest, deadliest U-boat in Admiral Doenitz’s German fleet, heads for Scapa Flow and the British battleship HMS Royal Oak. 1981 Paperback. Good Cond. — $5.00
"The X-CRAFT RAID" By Thomas Gallagher. True World War II story of the British X-craft, midget submarine sent on a top-secret mission to sink the mighty German battleship Tirpitz. Maps and index. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $9.95
"LEFT To DIE" The tragedy of the USS Juneau. By Dan Kurzman. The true story behind one of the most devastating tragedies of World War II, the loss of the USS Juneau (CL-52)—torpedoed and sunk by a Japanese submarine in 1942. Nearly 700 Americans died. Paperback. Fair + + + Cond.— $9.00
"PEARL HARBOR FINAL JUDGEMENT" By Henry C. Clausen and Bruce Lee. In 1944, Secretary of War Stimson selected Clausen to investigate the December 7, 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Many photos. 1992 Hardback with dust jacket. Good Cond. — $9.95
“The GERMAN RAIDER ATLANTIS” The True Story of World War II’s Deadliest War Ship, Told by Her Captain. By Captain Bernhard Rogge and Wolfgang Frank. Germany's Atlantis looked like a freighter but was armed like a cruiser. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $7.88
"The PRIDE And The ANGUISH" The Last Days of Singapore. By Douglas Reeman. (Fiction) In 1940, they called it the “Gibraltar of the Far East” ––a British rock that could not be taken. But suddenly, in a lightning blow, Singapore is defeated by the Japanese. Paperback. Good Cond. — $3.99
“GREY SEAS UNDER” A deep-sea salvage tug in U-Boat infested Nova Scotia waters. By Farley Mowat. The call for help is a call for action for the Foundation Franklin, a British sea-going rescue tug. A true story from World War II. 1966 Paperback. Sorry, sold out! —
“DEEPWATER SHOWDOWN” By Halsey Clark. (Fiction) Second in the book series called “Periscope!” Ben Mount, a brilliant loner in the close-knit clan of submariners draws the toughest assignment of his checkered career. 1983 Paperback. Good + Cond. — $7.00
“KLEBER’S CONVOY” By Antony Trew. (Fiction) Through the freezing storms of the North Atlantic steams a large Allied convoy headed for England. Stalking the formation is a German wolfpack consisting of fifteen U-boats. The stage was set for a North Atlantic show-down. 1973 Paperback. Good + Cond. — $5.00
“GRAND FINALE” By Halsey Clark. (Fiction) Fourth in the book series called “Periscope!” The final days of the Pacific war was a time of trial for the closely-bonded men of the Silent Service. A top-secret mission submarine into the Sea of Japan. 1983 Paperback. Good Cond. — $7.00
“DEPTHS Of DANGER” By Halsey Clark. (Fiction) Third in the book series called “Periscope!” It’s 1944, and the submarine Whitting skippered by Bob DuToin, goes on an incredible mission in the Formosa Straits. 1983 Paperback. Sorry, sold out! —
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“TRAPPED At PEARL HARBOR” Escape from Battleship Oklahoma. By Stephen Bower Young. On December 7, 1941, Stephen Young was a crewman on board the battleship USS Oklahoma (BB-37). Young became trapped when the ship capsized. Photos. Paperback edition. Good Cond. — $7.88
"WAKE ISLAND" A Gripping Story of Disaster And Heroism. By Duane Schultz. On the same day the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor they also began a savage assault on tiny Wake Island. For 14 days, a small contingent of Marines battled against overwhelming odds. Photos. Paperback. Good Cond. — $9.95