SUBMARINE COMMANDER
SUBMARINE COMMANDER
"SUBMARINE COMMANDER" By Paul R. Schratz. During World War II, Schratz was an officer on the ill-fated submarine USS Scorpion (SS-278) and only escaped death when fate transferred him to USS Sterlet (SS-392) and finally to USS Atule (SS-403). At the end of World War II, Schratz guided a Japanese I-boat back to Pearl Harbor as a war prize. “The U.S. Navy’s most innovative, non-conforming, daring skipper tells in intimate detail a gripping and exciting story––unashamed in sorrow, proud in record-setting accomplishments, rich in humor”––Admiral I.J. “Pete” Galantin, USN (Ret.). 1990 first Paperback edition. 397 pages, 3 black and white photos, and an index.
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