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Shattering long-held myths and misunderstandings, author Brayton

Harris traces the development of the submarine through an era in

which writers of fiction saw the merits better than most

professionals-until the Germans almost won World War I. He covers

the professional and political arrogance that delayed antisubmarine

development for so long that German submarines almost won World War

II as well, and examines post-war progress toward the truly awesome

submarine of today.

Along the way, Harris explores the shifting moral issues of

"unrestricted" naval warfare, outlines the hundred-year search for

an effective underwater power plant that culminated in the nuclear

reactor, and raises important questions about the future. A

fascinating exploration of the steps and stumbles during

development, a rousing tribute to those who fought and died, and a

powerful study of the submarine's impact on America, The Navy

Times Book of Submarines is an unparalleled source for

understanding the great "hunters of the deep.

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Brayton Harris, USN (Ret.), is an author and lecturer

specializing in maritime and military subjects. His writings

include The Age of the Battleship: 1890-1922, and shorter

pieces in magazines as varied as Saturday Review and

Naval Institute Proceedings.

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Shattering long-held myths and misunderstandings, author Brayton Harris traces the development of the submarine through an era in which writers of fiction saw the merits better than most professionals-until the Germans almost won World War I. He covers the professional and political arrogance that delayed antisubmarine development for so long that German submarines almost won World War II as well, and examines post-war progress toward the truly awesome submarine of today.

Along the way, Harris explores the shifting moral issues of "unrestricted" naval warfare, outlines the hundred-year search for an effective underwater power plant that culminated in the nuclear reactor, and raises important questions about the future. A fascinating exploration of the steps and stumbles during development, a rousing tribute to those who fought and died, and a powerful study of the submarine's impact on America, The Navy Times Book of Submarines is an unparalleled source for understanding the great "hunters of the deep.