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While reading an old edition of the Submariners News I noticed a name in the Xmas greetings column that brought back a few memories of my time in the 4th squadron based at Hunters bay in Sydney. That name was Buckwheat Harris or to give him his proper name Donald John Nathaniel Harris (according to buckwheat).
Presents an account of the development of the ballistic missile submarine, and a lifelong love affair with submarines.
Submarine Admiral is a well written, well documented personal narrative of submarine development through times of breath-taking change in war, both hot and cold.
Readers of THE SUBMARINE REVIEW will find it fascinating and a key book for their submarine library.
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While reading an old edition of the Submariners News I noticed a name in the Xmas greetings column that brought back a few memories of my time in the 4th squadron based at Hunters bay in Sydney. That name was Buckwheat Harris or to give him his proper name Donald John Nathaniel Harris (according to buckwheat).
Presents an account of the development of the ballistic missile submarine, and a lifelong love affair with submarines.
Submarine Admiral is a well written, well documented personal narrative of submarine development through times of breath-taking change in war, both hot and cold.
Readers of THE SUBMARINE REVIEW will find it fascinating and a key book for their submarine library.
11 pages added or updated in the last 1 months
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