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Submarine Attack #37 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Slow Death
4 pp · war

Pinned to the ocean floor during a relentless depth-charge barrage, the crew of a fleet submarine faces what seems like certain death—until Chief Harry Leeds, a veteran haunted by too many close calls, threatens to surface and surrender. When the skipper and his men stop him, Leeds must find the courage to push past his fear and help the crew execute a desperate plan to fight their way out from below. It's a tense battle of nerve and will, where survival means facing the enemy head-on rather than waiting passively for the end.

Captain Casey-San and the Japanese Crew
8 pp · war

A submarine veteran's nerves finally snap after months of grueling combat patrols, and he becomes convinced that Captain Casey and his crewmates are Japanese spies infiltrating the vessel. As Andy Summers struggles to distinguish reality from exhaustion-fueled paranoia aboard the U.S.S. Needlefish, his breakdown threatens the safety of everyone on the boat during their most dangerous patrol yet.

Death in Chains
4 pp · war

Off the coast of Norway in 1943, Captain Ball's submarine becomes entangled in a maze of steel chains designed to trap enemy vessels—and when depth charges start falling, the crew realizes they're caught and running low on oxygen and battery power. In a desperate gambit, the skipper assembles every man trained in combat diving for an audacious surface raid on the German destroyer anchored directly above them. What unfolds is a tense, nail-biting escape as Jake Fogarty and his crewmates fight their way across an enemy warship to buy their boat a chance at freedom.

Oliver Hazard Perry
1 pp · non-fiction; war

In March 1813, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry faced an impossible challenge: building a fleet from scratch on Lake Erie to counter British naval dominance during the War of 1812. With determination and resourcefulness, Perry assembled nine ships and led them into battle against the British squadron, fighting fiercely even after his own vessel was destroyed. His courage and refusal to surrender transformed a desperate situation into a legendary American victory.

Coastal Raid
7 pp · war

A submarine crew operating off the Korean coast undertakes a daring rescue mission in September 1951, landing to extract two children from a beach house—only to discover their mother, a North Korean general, is imprisoned there as well. When their father, a South Korean divisional commander, learns his estranged wife has been held captive by the Communists who've stripped her of her rank, he joins a night raid to bring her to safety. With enemy guards closing in, the team must fight their way through overwhelming odds to reunite a family divided by war and ideology.

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