Year: 2002 Language: English Author: Kaplan P. Genre: History Publisher: Naval Institut Press Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 248 Description: It is almost exactly one hundred years since the world's navies commissioned their first primitive submarines and so gave birth to a new elite, the men whose job it was to serve, fight, and often die, unseen, beneath the waves. In this book Philip Kaplan traces the history of the submarine, beginning with the ingenious but impractical proposals of the seventeenth-century European inventors who first dreamed of devising 'an engine to blow up ships'.
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Run Silent
Language: English
Author: Kaplan P.
Genre: History
Publisher: Naval Institut Press
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 248
Description: It is almost exactly one hundred years since the world's navies commissioned their first primitive submarines and so gave birth to a new elite, the men whose job it was to serve, fight, and often die, unseen, beneath the waves.
In this book Philip Kaplan traces the history of the submarine, beginning with the ingenious but impractical proposals of the seventeenth-century European inventors who first dreamed of devising 'an engine to blow up ships'.
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