Disasters Of The Deep: A History of Submarine Tragediesnd Upda...

by Edwyn Gray

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First published in 1986 under the title *Few Survived* and now back by popular demand in a revised and updated edition, this book offers a comprehensive account of every peacetime submarine disaster from 1774 to the sinking of the Kursk in 2000. Renowned naval historian Edwyn Gray meticulously examines numerous sinkings in considerable detail, analyzing what went wrong and describing the various attempts to rescue the crew and the vessel. In addition to detailing these tragic incidents, Gray traces the development of the submarine from the earliest experimental submersibles of the late eighteenth century to the modern nuclear-powered giants of today. His extensive research draws on resources from the United States, French, Italian, Danish, and Japanese navies, as well as the Royal Navy Submarine Museum and the German U-Boat archive. This thorough investigation results in an inclusive listing that serves as both an invaluable reference and an engaging read. Throughout the book, Gray provides in-depth insights into the technical and historical aspects of submarine design, operation, and rescue efforts. His detailed analysis helps readers understand the complexities and dangers faced by submariners across different eras. Whether you are a naval enthusiast or a history buff, this revised edition offers a compelling and authoritative account of submarine disasters, making it an essential addition to any maritime library. Brand: US Naval Institute Press Author: Edwyn Gray Genre: Hi

• Publisher: Naval Institute Press
• Year: 2003
• Binding: Hardcover
• ISBN: 1591142148
• Condition: Very Good

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