An enthralling insider's account of the submarine operations that helped keep the peace during the Cold War is written by one of the most prominent figures in the bestselling "Blind Man's Bluff" and the man whose real-life adventures inspired "The Hunt For Red October."
An enthralling insider's account of the submarine operations that helped keep the peace during the Cold War is written by one of the most prominent figures in the bestselling "Blind Man's Bluff" and the man whose real-life adventures inspired "The Hunt For Red October."
John Piña Craven was the chief scientist of the Navy's Special Projects Office from 1958 to 1970 and won two Distinguished Civilian Service Awards. He later worked as director of the Law of the Sea Institute and is currently president of the Common Heritage Corporation. He lives in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Contents PROLOGUE 1. In Peril Under the Sea 2. Design for Deterrence 3. A Calculus of Terror 4. An Oracle in Washington 5. Out of the Deep to Target, Perfect 6. War and Peace: Some Like It Hot 7. Fail-Safe 8. Triumph to Tragedy 9. The Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle 10. Spooked 11. Humans As Marine Mammals 12. The Fisherman's Friend 13. The Tide of Destiny 14. Two-and-Twenty -- The Aquatic Circus 15. The Hunt for Red September: A Tale of Two Submarines 16. Pensate Profundus 17. MIT Days 18. A Sea Lawyer in Hawaii 19. The Man Who Was Not There INDEX
Contents PROLOGUE 1. In Peril Under the Sea 2. Design for Deterrence 3. A Calculus of Terror 4. An Oracle in Washington 5. Out of the Deep to Target, Perfect 6. War and Peace: Some Like It Hot 7. Fail-Safe 8. Triumph to Tragedy 9. The Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle 10. Spooked 11. Humans As Marine Mammals 12. The Fisherman's Friend 13. The Tide of Destiny 14. Two-and-Twenty -- The Aquatic Circus 15. The Hunt for Red September: A Tale of Two Submarines 16. Pensate Profundus 17. MIT Days 18. A Sea Lawyer in Hawaii 19. The Man Who Was Not There INDEX
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