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Tin Cans And Greyhounds The Destroyers That Won Two World Wars 1st Clint Johnson

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Tin Cans And Greyhounds The Destroyers That Won Two World Wars 1st Clint Johnson
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Publisher: Regner History
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 9.49 MB
Pages: 320
Author: Clint Johnson
ISBN: 9781621576471, 1621576477
Language: English
Year: 2019
Edition: 1st

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Tin Cans And Greyhounds The Destroyers That Won Two World Wars 1st Clint Johnson by Clint Johnson 9781621576471, 1621576477 instant download after payment.

This action-packed narrative history of destroyer-class ships begins with destroyers' first incarnation as torpedo boats in 1898 through the last true combat service of the ships in the Vietnam War. Nicknamed "tin cans" or "greyhounds," destroyers were quick naval ships used to defend larger battleships-and they proved indispensable in America's military victories. In Tin Cans and Greyhounds, author Clint Johnson brings listeners inside the quarter-inch hulls of destroyers to meet the men who manned the ships' five-inch guns and fought America's wars from inside a "tin can"-risking death by cannon shell, shrapnel, bomb, fire, drowning, exposure, and sharks.

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