H.M. SUBMARINES - ILLUSTRATED ED - 1960

The submarine is the deadliest of all weapons at sea...

They go where no other ship can follow, alone and with every man's hand against them.

Their losses during war-time are grievous, far higher than in any other branch of the Service, yet thehere is never a lack of men to man them.

Their deeds of courage, endurance and skill have been written across the waters of every ocean in the world.

They are the gallant crews who man the submarines of the Royal Navy.

When the first five submarines joined the Royal Navy, they were considered the first of the silent marauders - the deadliest weapons at sea.

Through two world wars they were in the forefront of the struggle, their battlefields beneath the waves, their existence in constant peril, their mission death and destruction.

This is the story of H.M. Submarines, and of the men who sailed them.

It is a proud story, a gallant story, a tale of high courage and incredible bravery.

This 192 page softcover is illustrated with black and white photographs.  There are heavy creases and edgewear to cover and spine.  Internally there is browning to pages due to age and, although not as tight as when new, all pages are very much intact and this is still a good reading copy.

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