Submarine Commander by Paul R. Schratz
shares his war experiences and his role in the Japanese surrender. He also reflects on his participation in the setting of a world’s record for longest submerged voyage.
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Submarine commander
by Paul R. Schratz
Category: War literature
“From World War II to Korea, he led his men through the War Beneath the Sea.”
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- Title: Submarine commander
- Author: Paul R. Schratz
- Edition published date: 1990
- Format: Paperback
- ISBN 10: 0671684663
- ISBN: 9780671684662
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- Pages: 395
- Language: English
- Series: n/a
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Amazon Reader: "I had the distinct pleasure of knowing Capt. Schratz. He was a diligent, resourceful naval officer and these traits were, and are, essential for any Naval officer."
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Locations mentioned in the book: Japan
“The next morning, 30 April 1943, the superstructure of a small freighter appeared hull down on the horizon. Scorpion was then about six hundred miles from the coast of Japan, and three hundred miles northwest of Marcus Island, a Japanese air and antisubmarine base.”
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