Unrestricted Warfare reveals the dramatic story of the harsh baptism by fire faced by U.
S.
Paine Jr., Rear Admiral, USN (Ret.), served on the first five war patrols of Wahoo, rising to Executive Officer..
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DeRose, a Sloan Fellow, Stanford Business School graduate, and thirty-two-year IBM veteran, is the author of the Wireless Data Handbook, Fourth Edition(Wiley).
No one interested in the naval side of World War II should be without it.""-NATHAN MILLER author of War at Sea: A Naval History of World War II About the Author: James F.
DeRose\'s compelling Unrestricted Warfare.
All this--and much more--is contained in James F.
Navy\'s ace Submarine skippers.
NIMITZ JR., rear admiral, USN (Ret.) ""Sail with American submariners into tightly guarded Japanese home waters; undergo the horror of a depth charge attack; experience the thrill of Victory with some of the U.
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It is well written and has the right feel.""-CHESTER W.
With that background I couldn\'t fail to thoroughly enjoy DeRose\'s book.
I am also completely familiar with Submarine operations in the Pacific. . . . that rivals Blair\'s Silent Victory.""-PAUL CROZIER, sitemaster, ""Legends of the Deep"" (www.warfish.com) Web site on the USS Wahoo ""I knew all of the book\'s main characters quite well. . .
This is fine history . . . .
The depth of research is wonderful. . . .
BEACH, USN author of Submarine and Run Silent, Run Deep ""An outstanding addition to the literature of the Silent Service.
He does the same with Tang.""-CAPTAIN EDWARD L. . . .
His reconstruction of how Wahoo came to her end may well be pretty close to correct. . . .
DeRose shines by his interpretation of events as the Japanese must have seen them. . . .
He obviously contacted everyone he could find who served on one of the three boats he concentrated on, and he read, as well, everything he could find that was written about them.
ADVANCE PRAISE FOR Unrestricted WARFARE ""James DeRose has done an excellent job-- surprisingly so, in view of his lack of true WWII Submarine experience.
They clearly charted a new course to Victory in the Pacific.
Drawing extensively from now declassified files, Japanese archives, and the testimony of surviving veterans, James DeRose has written a fascinating account of the men and vessels responsible for the only successful Submarine campaign of the war.
The first skippers went to battle hamstrung by conservative peacetime training and plagued by defective torpedoes. Submarine commanders in World War II.
Unrestricted Warfare reveals the dramatic story of the harsh baptism by fire faced by U.
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