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ISBN-13
9781682475607
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ISBN
9781682475607
Publication Year
2023
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Book Title
Duel in the Deep : the Hunters, the Hunted, and a High Seas Fight to the Finish
Author
David Sears
Item Length
9 in
Publisher
Naval Institute Press
Genre
History
Topic
Europe / Germany, Military / World War II, Military / Naval, World
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
26.3 Oz
Number of Pages
376 Pages

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In Autumn 1943 the Battle of the Atlantic, World War II's longest seagoing campaign, reached a new crescendo. Anti-submarine aircraft and ships using new tactics, technologies, and weaponry dominated a seascape where German U-boats once ruled supreme. But then unexpectedly, in eerie, mid-ocean darkness, an elemental hull-to-deck, sailor-to-submariner duel erupted. On Halloween Eve, U.S. Navy destroyer Borie , an outmoded, thin-skinned "tin can" of World War I vintage, set out alone to track down an elusive U-boat. Borie had thus far toiled in the war's backwaters, her crew of young reservists anxious to prove its mettle. When Borie trapped U-405 on the surface, that chance arrived. As Borie's deck guns unleashed withering fire and U-405's skipper angled his submarine to launch torpedoes, Borie's young skipper-a salesman in civilian life--resorted to the original (and once the only) means of sinking a submarine: ramming, full speed ahead, consequences be damned. Borie's slashing collision with U-405 ignited a swashbuckling, no-holds-barred brawl of cannons, machine guns, small arms, and even knives and spent shell casings. In the wreckage-strewn aftermath, desperate sailors on both sides fought for survival in a heaving, frigid, unforgiving sea. Duel in the Deep weaves together high-stakes strategy and lethal gamesmanship with poignant human backstories, pounding air/surface/subsurface action, epic heroism, and wrenching sacrifice. A former U.S. Navy officer and "tin can" veteran-now a seasoned, widely published and highly acclaimed military historian-portrays a rousing high-seas showdown reminiscent of fighting in the age of sail.

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Naval Institute Press
ISBN-10
1682475603
ISBN-13
9781682475607
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3061844713

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Book Title
Duel in the Deep : the Hunters, the Hunted, and a High Seas Fight to the Finish
Author
David Sears
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Europe / Germany, Military / World War II, Military / Naval, World
Publication Year
2023
Genre
History
Number of Pages
376 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
26.3 Oz

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Trade
Lc Classification Number
D772.B65s4377 2023
Reviews
" Duel in the Deep is a rousing 'Tin Can Tale' extolling the perseverance and heroism of the U.S. Navy's 'Greatest Generation' stalwarts. A navy 'four-piper' destroyer--a World War I relic, really, crewed by sailors, many of whom began World War II as care-free New Jersey 'street kids'--takes on a Nazi U-boat in a vast, dark, cold and unforgiving ocean. Fine reading--and a welcome reminder of all that is best about America."-- Admiral James G. Stavridis , 16th Supreme Allied Commander, NATO, and author of The Sailor's Bookshelf and The Leader's Bookshelf " Duel in the Deep tells the story of a dramatic clash between an aging U.S. destroyer and a German submarine. Author David Sears takes an up-close, personal and contextual look at the story's human aspects. He also illuminates the Battle of the Atlantic from America's perspective. Gripping writing, strong characters, good history. Highly recommended.-- Vincent P. O'Hara , author of Torch: North Africa and the Allied Path to Victory and Naval History Special Edition: USS Massachusetts "David Sears delivers perhaps his best World War II volume with Duel in the Deep , the unforgettable story of the crew of the USS Borie (DD-215) as they battle German U-boats. Prowling the Atlantic on Halloween 1943, Borie earns acclaim by stalking and ramming U-405. Leaning on gripping first-hand accounts from the gallant tin can's officers and men, Sears once again displays his mettle as one of America's top military historians."-- John Wukovits , author of For Crew and Country and Tin Can Titans , and 2018 recipient of the RADM Samuel Eliot Morison Award for Naval Literature, "Duel in the Deep deftly weaves together high-stakes strategy and lethal gamesmanship with poignant human backstories, pounding air/surface/subsurface action, epic heroism, and wrenching sacrifice...a simply riveting read and an unreservedly recommended pick."-- Midwest Book Review " Duel in the Deep is a rousing 'Tin Can Tale' extolling the perseverance and heroism of the U.S. Navy's 'Greatest Generation' stalwarts. A navy 'four-piper' destroyer--a World War I relic, really, crewed by sailors, many of whom began World War II as care-free New Jersey 'street kids'--takes on a Nazi U-boat in a vast, dark, cold and unforgiving ocean. Fine reading--and a welcome reminder of all that is best about America."-- Admiral James G. Stavridis , 16th Supreme Allied Commander, NATO, and author of The Sailor's Bookshelf and The Leader's Bookshelf "The book is a quick read that often straddles the line between academic history and popular history. Both generalists and specialists are likely to find it fascinating from start to finish."-- Journal of America's Military Past " Duel in the Deep tells the story of a dramatic clash between an aging U.S. destroyer and a German submarine. Author David Sears takes an up-close, personal and contextual look at the story's human aspects. He also illuminates the Battle of the Atlantic from America's perspective. Gripping writing, strong characters, good history. Highly recommended.-- Vincent P. O'Hara , author of Torch: North Africa and the Allied Path to Victory and Naval History Special Edition: USS Massachusetts "David Sears delivers perhaps his best World War II volume with Duel in the Deep , the unforgettable story of the crew of the USS Borie (DD-215) as they battle German U-boats. Prowling the Atlantic on Halloween 1943, Borie earns acclaim by stalking and ramming U-405. Leaning on gripping first-hand accounts from the gallant tin can's officers and men, Sears once again displays his mettle as one of America's top military historians."-- John Wukovits , author of For Crew and Country and Tin Can Titans , and 2018 recipient of the RADM Samuel Eliot Morison Award for Naval Literature, "Duel in the Deep deftly weaves together high-stakes strategy and lethal gamesmanship with poignant human backstories, pounding air/surface/subsurface action, epic heroism, and wrenching sacrifice...a simply riveting read and an unreservedly recommended pick."-- Midwest Book Review " Duel in the Deep is a rousing 'Tin Can Tale' extolling the perseverance and heroism of the U.S. Navy's 'Greatest Generation' stalwarts. A navy 'four-piper' destroyer--a World War I relic, really, crewed by sailors, many of whom began World War II as care-free New Jersey 'street kids'--takes on a Nazi U-boat in a vast, dark, cold and unforgiving ocean. Fine reading--and a welcome reminder of all that is best about America."-- Admiral James G. Stavridis , 16th Supreme Allied Commander, NATO, and author of The Sailor's Bookshelf and The Leader's Bookshelf " Duel in the Deep tells the story of a dramatic clash between an aging U.S. destroyer and a German submarine. Author David Sears takes an up-close, personal and contextual look at the story's human aspects. He also illuminates the Battle of the Atlantic from America's perspective. Gripping writing, strong characters, good history. Highly recommended.-- Vincent P. O'Hara , author of Torch: North Africa and the Allied Path to Victory and Naval History Special Edition: USS Massachusetts "David Sears delivers perhaps his best World War II volume with Duel in the Deep , the unforgettable story of the crew of the USS Borie (DD-215) as they battle German U-boats. Prowling the Atlantic on Halloween 1943, Borie earns acclaim by stalking and ramming U-405. Leaning on gripping first-hand accounts from the gallant tin can's officers and men, Sears once again displays his mettle as one of America's top military historians."-- John Wukovits , author of For Crew and Country and Tin Can Titans , and 2018 recipient of the RADM Samuel Eliot Morison Award for Naval Literature
Copyright Date
2023
Lccn
2023-006303

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