The "Dive into History" series brings to life the wealth of fascinating history that lies on the bottom of the sea. The series will appeal to historians, naval enthusiasts and divers as it uncovers many thrilling episodes of our naval past preserved for posterity in the ocean's depths. Volume 3 traces the development of the U-boat and its role in two world wars. The eleven wrecks featured are both war losses and war prizes sunk around the coast of the United States during the twentieth century. The authors are both very experienced divers who have combined their knowledge of the wrecks with detailed historical research to accurately tell the story of the "Raiders of the Deep" which came so close to winning two world wars.Some of the wrecks are within easy reach of the sport diver, while others are far more challenging. Some are largely intact while some have experienced heavy damage. Each story is a microcosm of the tale of the U-boat as a formidable weapon of war. The reader will be surprised by some of the facts uncovered in this book. For instance the presence of a rubber-coated "stealth" U-boat in the Potomac River, only 100 miles from Washington DC. This edition benefits from an addendum that updates the story of the U869, recently identified off the coast of New Jersey.

U-boats (Dive into History)

History

Henry C. Keatts

George C. Farr

Military

Periscope

The "Dive into History" series brings to life the wealth of fascinating history that lies on the bottom of the sea. The series will appeal to historians, naval enthusiasts and divers as it uncovers many thrilling episodes of our naval past preserved for posterity in the ocean's depths. Volume 2 traces the tragedies and triumphs in the development and operational history of the U.S. Submarine Service. From the first submarine attack carried out during the Revolutionary War to powerful raiders that devastated Japan's merchant marine, here is a concise and yet fascinating history of U.S. Subs at war.The authors are both very experienced divers who have combined their knowledge of several reachable wrecks with detailed historical research to accurately tell the story with hundreds of photos facts and figures.Some of the wrecks are within easy reach of the sport diver, while others are far more challenging. Some are largely intact while some have yet to be fully explored. Each story is a microcosm of the tale of the U.S. Submarine as a formidable weapon at sea. Fourteen submarine wrecks are pinpointed and accurately described, alongside a short history of all 52 American submarines lost in World War Two. The loss of a further 50 submarines to peacetime accident, gunnery practice etc. is also examined. This edition benefits from an addendum that updates the story of the HL Hunley, recently salvaged from the waters off Charlestown.

US Submarines (Dive into History)

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Periscope Publishing Ltd

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