Washington & London: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2001 320 pp.32 b&w photographs, $32.95 Distributed in the U .K. & Europe by Airlife Publishing Ltd. Reviewed by…
Ed Pope was a U.S. businessman arrested in Russia in April of 2000 and convicted of espionage, thus becoming the first American so charged and…
December 18, 2001 I would like to comment on the letter of minority view regarding USS GREENEVILLE by Captain Byron in the October 2001 SUBMARINE…
A Continuing Series In 1961 when Vice Admiral Grenfell served as Commander Submarine Force U.S. Atlantic Fleet, his wife, Martha, along with several other submarine…
When Lieutenant Commander Eli T. Reich commanded USS SEALION (SS 315) in the Pacific during WWII he had, of course, no idea that the battle…
There is no doubt that September 11, 2001 was a devastating time for all Americans. The endless hours of watching the unfolding drama of rescue,…
The October issue of THE SUBMARINE REVIEW included an article by Mike Ostlund concerning lhe Loss of GUDGEON (SS 211) on 18 April 1944. His…
The following story was recently remembered when Captain Ransom was a Lieutenant aboard USS SEADRAGON from March 1961 to January 1963. SEADRAGON had enjoyed one…
The following is reprinted with permission from NAVINI, which is published twice monthly by Tileprint, Ltd. of 13 Condace Road, London, SW6 4BB. From the…
he foundation of the Special Projects Office is cast in a bed of political, inter service, technical, and as always, controversial decisions. In 1953, World…
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