Nothing Friendly in the Vicinity: My Patrols on the Submarine Uss Guardfish During Wwii

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Summary: "Nothing Friendly in the Vicinity...", a Swell Read
Review: Claude Conner's account of his experiences as a submariner and the history of the great submarine he crewed on during the second world war is a fascinating account of what that exciting and fearful life was really like. He tells of the great commanding officers and their triumphs and frustrations, and of the unfortunate mistake hinted at in the title of the book. I found this truthful and rather fascinating book difficult to put down until I had finished it. I can highly recommend it.

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Summary: An in depth look at submarine life during world war 2
Review: This book about the submarine USS Gaurdfish is an in depth look at look at the war patrols of a famous sub and is a great read. I highly recommend reading this book to veterans and people who are interested in military ships and events.

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Summary: From a submariner.
Review: This is a wonderful book for anyone interested in submarines. Since I made five submarine war patrols during WWII, and served in the U.S. Navy for twenty six years, it's possible I may be a bit biased. This is the best submarine book I've ever read that gives a realistic look at the day to day life of a submarine crew in action. The perspective is from the view of an enlisted man,who really tells it the way it was.