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Battleship Sailor by Theodore C. Mason Foreword by Edward L. Beach Symbol of power and hubris of nations, the dreadnought and her steel and wooden predecessors enjoyed a long reign as the "queen of battles." That reign ended in two momentous hours at Pearl Harbor 6 decades ago. But the smartness and mystique of those great gray battleships and their tough, proud crews will never die in the memory. Here that past is honored by a man who was himself a crewman in the battleship California in 1940-41. Illustrated with B&W photos. This doesn't have a price on the jacket, suggesting that it might be a book club. If not it is a first edition. Naval Institute Press, Annapolis MD, 1982, 271 pages, 6 ¼" x 9 ¼", red cloth with blue lettering, dust jacket, gray endpapers, illustrated. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3571140402 Auction closes 12/10/03.
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