Edward Young - One of Our Submarines
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In the very highest rank of books about the last war. Submarines are thrilling beasts, and Edward Young tells of four years adventures in them in a good stout book with excitement on every page. He writes beautifully, economically and with humor, and in the actions he commands he manages to put the reader at the voice-pipe and the periscope so that sometimes the tension is so great that one has to put the book down.The Sunday Times
No disrespect to the big screen, but you cant beat a book for digging out the details. And the details feel even better if the author is someone whos been there. So, at least take the time to read Das Boot, the autobiographical novel by Lothar-Gnther Buchheim. And, for the British perspective, read One of Our Submarines by Edward Young.The Mouldy Books
He tells his story in a modest, clear, and amusing way that is a delight to read.not too much
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SUBMARINES
| Published Classics Titles | ||
| Series No. | ||
| 1 | The Bowmen of England | Donald Featherstone |
| 2 | The Life & Death of the Afrika Korps | Ronald Lewin |
| 3 | The Old Front line | John Masefield |
| 4 | Wellington & Napoleon | Robin Neillands |
| 5 | Beggars in Red | John Strawson |
| 6 | The Luftwaffe: A History | John Killen |
| 7 | Siege: Malta 19401943 | Ernle Bradford |
| 8 | Hitler as Military Commander | John Strawson |
| 9 | Nelsons Battles | Oliver Warner |
| 10 | The Western Front 19141918 | John Terraine |
| 11 | The Killing Ground | Tim Travers |
| 12 | Vimy | Pierre Berton |
| 13 | Dictionary of the First World War | Stephen Pope & Elizabeth-Anne Wheal |
| 14 | 1918: The Last Act | Barrie Pitt |
| 15 | Hitlers Last Offensive | Peter Elstob |
| 16 | Naval Battles of World War Two | Geoffrey Bennett |
| 17 | Omdurman | Philip Ziegler |
| 18 | Strike Hard, Strike Sure | Ralph Barker |
| 19 | The Black Angels | Rupert Butler |
| 20 | The Black Ship | Dudley Pope |
| 21 | The Argentine Fight for the Falklands | Martin Middlebrook |
| 22 | The Narrow Margin | Derek Wood & Derek Dempster |
| 23 | Warfare in the Age of Bonaparte | Michael Glover |
| 24 | With the German Guns | Herbert Sulzbach |
| 25 | Dictionary of the Second World War | Stephen Pope & Elizabeth-Anne Wheal |
| 26 | Not Ordinary Men | John Colvin |
| 27 | Plumer: The Soldiers General | Geoffrey Powell |
| 28 | Rommel as Military Commander | Ronald Lewin |
| 29 | Legions of Death | Rupert Butter |
| 30 | The Sword and the Scimitar | Ernle Bradford |
| 31 | By Sea and By Land | Robin Neillands |
| 32 | Cavalry: The History of Mounted Warfare | John Ellis |
| 33 | The March of the Twenty-Six | R.F. Delderfield |
| 34 | The Floating Republic | G.E. Manwaring & Bonamy Dobree |
| 35 | Tug of War: The Battle for Italy 194345 | Dominick Graham & Shelford Bidwell |
| 36 | Churchill & The Generals | Barrie Pitt |
| 37 | The Secret War | Brian Johnson |
| 38 | Command on the Western Front | Robin Prior & Trevor Wilson |
| 39 | The Operators | James Rennie |
| 40 | Churchill and The Admirals | Stephen Roskill |
| 41 | The Battle for North Africa | John Strawson |
| 42 | One of Our Submarines | Edward Young |
| Forthcoming Titles | ||
| 43 | The Battle of Trafalgar | Geoffrey Bennett |
| 44 | Fire Power | Shelford Bidwell & Dominick Graham |
| 45 | Sieges of the Middle Ages | Philip Warner |
| 46 | Haigs Command | Denis Winter |
| 47 | Hitlers Deaths Head Division | Rupert Butler |
SUBMARINES
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the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
is available from the British Library.
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