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Sink 'Em All, by Charles A. Lockwood; Battle Submerged, by Harley Cope and Walter Karig. The coming of age of the U.S. submarine service; dramatic stories of the subs in World War II (TIME, March...
Sink 'Em All, by Charles A. Lockwood; Battle Submerged, by Harley Cope and Walter Karig. The coming of age of the U.S. submarine service; dramatic stories of the subs in World War II (TIME March...
BATTLE SUBMERGED (244 pp.) - Rear Admiral Harley Cope & Cap fain Walter Karig-Norton...
...feats of the submariners are recounted in Battle Submerged, by Rear Admiral Harley Cope and Captain Walter Karig, and Sink 'Em All, by Vice Admiral Charles A. Lockwood. Unfortunately, each book spills some of the drama in the detail, but they make clear that the undersea arm now has handsome traditions of its own. Examples: the stories of the Barb, the Tang and the Growler...
...Editor Wally Parks still drives to work in a half-souped 1929 Ford (Evans heads and manifold); Motor Trend Editor Walter A. Woron drives a 1950 Ford with a Cadillac grill. Editor Robert Greene of Cycle put-puts to work on his Harley-Davidson 61. But Publishers Lindsay and Petersen now arrive in blue stock-model 1950 Cadillacs...