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| ITEM NUMBER | PRICE | ITEM DESCRIPTION | CLICK ON PICTURE TO ENLARGE |
| B-005 | $10.00 |
From Annapolis to Scapa Flow:
The Autobiography of Edward L. Beach, Sr Fans of Edward L. Beach Jr.'s books, including his classic submarine novel Run Silent, Run Deep and his history of the U.S. Navy, will be drawn to this memoir by his father, a popular novelist of his era. Photos. 302 pages. Published by Naval Institute. Hardbound |
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| B-010 | $10.00 |
Battleground Atlantic:
How the Sinking of a Single Japanese Submarine Assured the Outcome of World War II Uncovers the story behind a German-Japanese scheme to turn much of America into a radioactive wasteland. The submarine I-52 was returning to Japan with the lethal ingredients of a radiological bomb, when, in June of 1944, U.S. Navy warplanes sunk it. 311 pages. Published by NAL |
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| B-015 | $10.00 | In the Course of Duty |
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| B-020 | $10.00 |
The Air-Raid Warden Was A Spy:
And Other Tales from Home-Front America in World War II Reveals such dramatic moments of the war as the sinking of a Japanese submarine off the California coast, and the dismantling of a Nazi spy ring in New York. Photos. 228 pages. Published by Castle. Hardbound |
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| B-025 | $10.00 |
Black Wind Dirk Pitt and his offspring race to locate a pair of germ-laden Japanese submarines that were hidden during WWII, and which are part of a modern-day plot to destroy the US. 530 pages. Published by Putnam. Hardbound |
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| B-030 | $10.00 | The Silent Service Ohio Class |
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| B-035 | $10.00 |
The Depths of Courage:American
Submariners at War with Japan, 1941-1945 Here are accounts of life aboard a WWII submarine as recounted by veterans who fought in the "silent service": from the crippling attack on Pearl Harbor, through the long struggle to push the enemy across the Pacific, to the unconditional surrender of Japan, and beyond. Illustrated. 428 pages. Published by Berkley. Hardbound |
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| B-040 | $6.00 | The Bravest Man |
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| B-045 | $10.00 |
Scorpion Down:
Sunk by the Soviets, Buried by the Pentagon --The Untold Story of the USS Scorpion The loss of the nuclear submarine USS Scorpion on Memorial Day, 1968, is described officially by the Navy as an "inexplicable accident." It is argued here that the Navy has known all along that the Soviets sank the sub. Photos. 482 pages. Published by Basic. Hardbound |
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| B-050 | $10.00 | Submarine Disasters |
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| B-055 | $10.00 |
Weapons of Desperation:
German Frogmen and Midget Submarines of World War II As the Third Reich headed for its inevitable destruction, German ingenuity in the naval field turned to unconventional weapons: midget submarines, radio controlled explosive boats, and various forms of underwater sabotage. Pieced together from fragmentary sources, this volume chronicles some of the most desperate operations of the Second World War. Photos. 256 pages. Published by Naval Institute. Hardbound |
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| B-060 | $10.00 |
Lost Subs Chronicles the gripping stories of the world's most famous lost submarines, from the ghostly wreck of the Civil War submersible Hundley to the grave of the Kursk beneath the Barents Sea. Features amazing underwater images of these vessels. Well illustrated, some in color. 176 pages. 10x9 inches. Published by Chartwell. Hardbound |
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| B-065 | $10.00 | Red Star Under the Baltic |
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| B-070 | $10.00 | Alexander Orlov: The FBI's KGB General |
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| B-075 | $10.00 | Red Star Rogue |
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| B-080 | $25.00 | Cruisers for Breakfast |
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| B-085 | $10.00 | Wolf Pack |
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| B-090 | $10.00 | Leave No Man Behind |
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| B-095 | $10.00 | Not A Good Day to Die |
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| B-100 | $10.00 | Steel My Soldier's Hearts |
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| B-105 | $10.00 | Shadow Warriors |
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| B-110 | $10.00 |
All Hands Down:
The True Story of the Soviet Attack on the USS Scorpion Forty years ago, in May 1968, the submarine USS Scorpion sank in mysterious circumstances with a loss of ninety-nine lives. The author believes it was sunk by the Soviets, in retaliation for the sinking of one of their subs near Hawaii, and explains how the Scorpion was lured into a deadly trap. 16 pages of photos. 277 pages. Published by S&S |
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| B-115 | $10.00 | Battle Beneath The Waves, U Boats At War |
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| B-120 | $10.00 | A Time To Die |
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| B-125 | $10.00 | Hunting The Jackal |
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| B-130 | $10.00 | Warriors, Portraits from the Battlefield |
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| B-135 | $10.00 | Warlord, No Better Friend, No Worse Enemy |
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