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The Silent Service Action Stories of the Anzac Navy
Action stories of the ANZAC Navy, co-authored with Torpedoman T.M. Jones.
The part played by the navies of Australia and New Zealand in the Second World War is here commemorated in a series of brilliant sketches that are worthy of the fine ships and the brave men they portray. The authors have collected their data from the personal accounts of men who were in the ships concerned; and with the story teller's art, they have woven the facts int a vigorous, full blooded narrative.
The part played by the navies of Australia and New Zealand in the Second World War is here commemorated in a series of brilliant sketches that are worthy of the fine ships and the brave men they portray. The authors have collected their data from the personal accounts of men who were in the ships concerned; and with the story teller's art, they have woven the facts int a vigorous, full blooded narrative.
372 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1952
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