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Old 07-11-17, 03:49 PM   #1
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I've owned Silent Victory since 2010 and haven't read it or even looked to see if it's autographed! THAT's dereliction of duty....
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Old 07-11-17, 03:53 PM   #2
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I've owned Silent Victory since 2010 and haven't read it or even looked to see if it's autographed! THAT's dereliction of duty....
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Old 07-15-17, 03:39 PM   #4
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I appreciate the replies.

I am ashamed it has taken me to this year to read it as well. It literally has an account of almost every single torpedo fired by every single sub in the Pacific war.

To some that may be dry statistics, but Blair's writing style makes the whole thing exciting and frustrating as you feel the anguish the poor skippers had with their crappy torpedoes.


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Old 07-15-17, 04:04 PM   #5
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Just ordered from Amazon Uk.
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Just ordered from Amazon Uk.

Be aware there are two volumes.

Don't be an idiot like me and order two copies of Volume 2
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Old 07-16-17, 03:48 PM   #7
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Be aware there are two volumes.

Don't be an idiot like me and order two copies of Volume 2
Just for the sake of conversation Silent Victory does come in one complete volume. Link is below.

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Old 07-16-17, 04:39 PM   #8
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When I was a kid, I was a WW2 nut.
Spent many a day in the library reading books, while the other kids played outside.
One day I saw this thick book with a cool submarine picture on the cover.

Never looked back since.
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When I was a kid, I was a WW2 nut.
Spent many a day in the library reading books, while the other kids played outside.
One day I saw this thick book with a cool submarine picture on the cover.

Never looked back since.


Very eerily similar story to my own.

I was a huge Sci Fi fan as a kid (still am) and spent most of my days browsing the library's separated Sci fi section of books.

One day while looking at a shelf, for whatever reason I turned around to see what was behind me...the general fiction section.

There I also saw a book with a cool submarine on the cover.....it was HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER.

I also never looked back.
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Mine is all one volume.
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