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Crash dive : in action with HMS Safari, 1942-43 🔍
Dickison, Arthur, Royal Navy Submarine Museum Stroud : Sutton, Revised ed., PS, 2003
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description
224 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : 20 cm, Originally published: 1999, Includes index, Published in association with the Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Publisher's no. CLONE
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Alternative author
Arthur Dickison, Royal Navy Submarine Museum Staff
Alternative author
Dickison, Arthur P.
Alternative publisher
History Press Limited, The
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Spellmount Publishers Ltd
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The History Press Ltd
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Phillimore & Co Ltd
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Sutton Publishing
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United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
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New Ed, 2003
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Stroud, 2003
Alternative edition
Stroud, 1999
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Cut-off text on some pages due text runs into the gutter.
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[curator]associate-jye-afamasaga@archive.org[/curator][date]20211109161450[/date][state]approved[/state][comment]Fixed by Innodata[/comment]
Alternative description
This historical record of life on board HMS Safari is based on original first-hand accounts. As the boat's leading telegraphist, Arthur Dickson had a privileged position in the crew, with access to all signals traffic and the navigation officer as his boss who gave him an insight into why they were doing what they did. Over 18 months of war patrols he kept a personal diary of life aboard Safari, which was strictly against the rules. In it he records daily events ranging from the tedium of long sea passages to stalking enemy convoys, crash dives and fighting it out on the surface. The whole range of the submariner's experience and emotion is explored here in this account. Written at the time, by a rating and not an officer, this diary offers an insight into life at sea.
Alternative description
HMS "Safari" was one of the most successful submarines of World War II. This volume provides the diaries of the sub's Leading Telegraphist, Arthur Dickison, who recorded daily events ranging from the tedium of long passages to crash dives and attacks.
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2023-06-28
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