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Submarine duty in World War Two took the lives of more than twenty per cent of American submariners. As a young ensign, William J. Ruhe kept a journal on eight action-filled patrols in the South Pacific. His colourful memoir has earned a place alongside the best naval fiction, with such classics as Run Silent, Run Deep and The Hunt For Red October.

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The human side of submarine warfare . . . Exciting reading. A unique book . . . May easily become a military classic. Bill Ruhe and I were both caught in the early crucible of World War II, both of us in submarines. Here is how it felt. I endorse every word. Reality and intensity are the chief watchwords of this unique and highly personal memoir. The human side of submarine warfare . . . Exciting reading.

""Bill Ruhe and I were both caught in the early crucible of World War II, both of us in submarines. Here is how it felt. I endorse every word."" A unique book . . . May easily become a military classic. Reality and intensity are the chief watchwords of this unique and highly personal memoir. The human side of submarine warfare . . . Exciting reading. ""The human side of submarine warfare . . . Exciting reading.""

The human side of submarine warfare . . . Exciting reading.

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