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Iron Coffins - Great Read
Iron Coffins by Herbert A. Werner.
If you loved Das Boot but wished there was more ship sinking in it... Then this book is a must read. It's a true story taking you from Captain Werner's NavalAcademy to UboatSchool and into his first combat patrols and beyond. It gives you an authentic feel of what life was like on a U-boat and Tactics they employed against the enemy. Found it at my local Barnes –n- Nobel. |
I agree, great book. I have just started U333 The Story of a U-Boat Ace by Peter Cremer, hoping that will be just as good.
Nemo |
it is a great book!
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Not the best on the subject but a good book nevertheless.
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Loved that book:up:
RDP |
Good book, quick read. Very hard to put down and gives something into the world of being a uboat crew in ww2. Told straight from the mind of an actual uboat commander.
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Not a bad book...but there are better around :arrgh!:
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RDP |
Torpedo Junction is also excellent. I like Wolf also. Operation Drumbeat is very good. All three of these were great books on the subject.
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I am almost done with that book.. Finished Torpedo Junction a few months ago too.. Very gripping reading at times and all those pics in the middle are cool..
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Clay Blair's two volumes are IMO the most definitive on Atalantic sub warfare (that goes for his Silent Service...Pacific volume too) :up:
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Admittedly the best book I have read is Operation Drumbeat. Simply a fantastic read on the subject.
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