Canadian Submarine Service in Review Tapa dura - 2001

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This is the story of Canada's submarines from the viewpoint of a man who spent over sixteen years serving in British and Canadian submarines. It describes how these submarines were acquired, what type they were, how they were used, and depicts the men who sailed in them. Told in a fast-paced, entertaining style, with an unsurpassed selection of photographs of Canadian submarines from the beginning to the present.There are extensive technical descriptions in plain language on the ship types, full operational specifications and histories including commanders and officers, and a wealth of photographs. Students of naval history and submariners themselves will find it a valuable reference. Submarine buffs will be delighted with the absorbing details on these fascinating weapons of war.