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Most of us didnt know where we were or whether the ultimate order might be received

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We have read the accounts of all the spy planes that were built fondly on the soviet union but now we see that the navy was also very busy under the sea

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Blind man’s bluff by sherry sontag christopher drew and annette lawrence drew is a retelling of true events and stories that happened after world war ii regarding convert missions submarines took to get an advantage over the soviet union

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From the beginning days of submarines having to prove their worth in navy operations to having the president of the united states having been directly involved each story is crafted to retell what men of the navy had to endure back in the days of submarine spying

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There were many ups and downs throughout the course of these stories ranging from having successfully gathered intelligence data of test missile launches by the russians to having to fight for the budget in congress to keep submarines from getting docked feels like it came straight out of a movie and then some

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When compared to fighter jets being able to travel at the speed of sound having a bloated machine weighing thousands of tons traveling at molasses speeds in comparison might not appeal to many

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Being able to weigh that much while being as long as a football field or more you’d think it would be impossible to make that beast quiet enough to not get noticed when traveling underwater

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If you like cat and mouse type novels or games submarine warfare should be right up your alley