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<p>the Thunderous Roar Of Exploding Depth Charges Was A Familiar And Comforting Sound To The Crew Members Of The Uss Barb, Who Frequently Found Themselves Somewhere Between Enemy Fire And Davy Jones's Locker. Under The Leadership Of Her Fearless Skipper, Captain Gene Fluckey, The Barb Sank The Greatest Tonnage Of Any American Sub In World War Ii. At The Same Time, The Barb Did Far More Than Merely Sink Ships - She Changed Forever The Way Submarines Stalk And Kill Their Prey. This Is A Gripping Adventure Chock-full Of You-are-there Moments. Fluckey Has Drawn On Logs, Reports, Letters, Interviews, And A Recently Discovered Illegal Diary Kept By One Of His Torpedomen. And In A Fascinating Twist, He Uses Archival Documents From The Japanese Navy To Give Its Version Of Events. The Unique Story Of The Barb Begins With Its Men, Who Had The Confidence To Become Unbeatable. Each Team Helped Develop Innovative Ideas, New Tactics, And New Strategies. All Strove For Personal Excellence, And Success Became Contagious. Instead Of Lying In Wait Under The Waves, The Uss Barb Pursued Enemy Ships On The Surface, Attacking In The Swift And Precise Style Of Torpedo Boats. She Was The First Sub To Use

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Author
Eugene B. Fluckey
Publisher
University of Illinois Press
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9780252066702
Category
history
Subjects
Fiction, Memoir, Science
Rating
4.4 / 5 (457 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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