Tales From A Tin Can: The Uss Dale From Pearl Harbor To Tokyo Bay Pdf ISBN-10 0760338264, ISBN-13 978-0760338

Tales From A Tin Can: The Uss Dale From Pearl Harbor To Tokyo Bay

By autor: Michael Olson
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“What was life like on a destroyer during World War II? Find out by reading Michael Keith Olson’s superb telling of tales of the war in the Pacific as seen from the deck of a very luck ‘tin can”… The son of a former Dale crewman, Olson interviewed 44 veterans and delved deeply into official documents to give this book the air of authenticity that puts the reader in the heart of the action.“Tales f...

Paperback: 352 pages
Publisher: Zenith Press; First edition (June 12, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0760338264
ISBN-13: 978-0760338261
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.8 x 9 inches
Amazon Rank: 416796
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I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, so books such as “A Study In Scarlet,” “Around the World In 80 Days,” or “Riders of the Purple Sage,” could be taken as offensive. I gave Bob books a try and so glad that I picked it, since now the little boy has really focused on the words and learned them quickly, yay. It is a heart gripping song with an important message. ebook Tales From A Tin Can: The Uss Dale From Pearl Harbor To Tokyo Bay Pdf. I like the way the story is told from David's mature point of view & his unique calmness. If he gets what he wants, the System Alliance worlds could be plunged into chaos. How will I save time investigating strategic and tactical options and ensuring 3D Flat-Panel TVs and Displays opportunity costs are low. Have you ever felt like you weren't entitled to the happily every after that ended so many of the fairytales that we read as children. A line from the book worth remembering: "whatever we love can be taken away from us at any moment but the loss of what we love belongs to us forever. McNair did a good job on his debut novel, "My Time To Shine". If you are truly into Zen thinking or self-actualization this book is very basic and barely scratches the surface. I suspect was translated around the 1600's.

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Really interesting to hear different perspectives from the common sailors in different sections, as well as a few of the officers. Some of the hijinks and close calls seem more real. You can better appreciate how lucky that ship and crew really were...

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an is the first oral history of one combat ship’s adventures, sometimes comic, sometimes mundane, sometimes heart wrenching, over the entire course of America’s involvement in the Pacific. An impressive accomplishment and highly recommended.”WWII History“This fascinating book captures not only the furious clashes with the Japanese but also the humdrum days in-between and the heart-stopping encounters with typhoons that could be as lethal as any engagement with the enemy. Anyone interested in stories from World War II will find this well-illustrated account of the naval campaign in the Pacific fascinating.”Register –PajaronianLooking up from his newspaper from where he sat on the deck of the destroyer USS Dale, Harold Reichert could see the pilot plain as day--the leather helmet with chin strap, the goggles, and then the red rising sun painted on the planes fuselage. "I saw the torpedo drop and watched as it ran up on the old Utah." It was daybreak at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the beginning of the war, and the Dale was there; she would serve until the end, when the atomic bombs were dropped and Japan surrendered.In the words of those who manned her, the Dales war comes vividly to life in this first oral history of a combat ship from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay. From carrier raids on Midway, Guadalcanal, and the Solomons to the bombarding of Saipan and Guam in the capture of the Marianas, from the Aleutians in the far north to strikes on Tokyo and Kobe, Tales from a Tin Can recreates the action aboard the Dale, and conveys as never before the true grit of wartime on a destroyer.