You can't beat a good book

[howler93]

Just finished the Subsim 2008 Submarine Almanac...great reading!

Howler

[Deimos01]

"U-BOAT KILLER". Cant remember the authors name but it is the real account of his service as captain of a british destroyer in the atlantic. If I remember correctly he is the guy that nailed Otto Kreschmer.

[CDR Resser]

Originally Posted by mookiemookie

I may be crucified around here for saying this, but I enjoyed that one more than Clear the Bridge.

That is an excellent book. I think that it puts Clear the Bribge in context with some of the other sub skippers. I have always wondered what happened between a couple of Wahoo's patrols where O'Kane ended up with a black eye. Forest Sterling mentions it in his book, and I think Tuohy has more detail if I remember right.

Respectfully Submitted;
CDR Resser

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Deimos01

"U-BOAT KILLER". Cant remember the authors name but it is the real account of his service as captain of a british destroyer in the atlantic. If I remember correctly he is the guy that nailed Otto Kreschmer.

Donald MacIntyre. http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Sear...ller&x=61&y=13

[steinbeck]

The one I have is: 'Silent Victory' by Clay Blair jr. (The U.S. Submarine War against Japan)

Published by the 'Naval institute Press' Annapolis, Maryland


steinbeck (in UK)