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The cruel sea monsarrat
The cruel sea monsarrat




the cruel sea monsarrat

The reward for completing that duty? To do it again, and again, to keep family and friends alive. The Cruel Sea is not a Boy's Own adventure - it is about the grinding terror of escort duty in the Battle of the Atlantic day after day, escorting unarmoured merchant ships across the Atlantic in danger from convoy raiders and U-boats and knowing that this is Britain's only lifeline.

the cruel sea monsarrat

The HMS Compass Rose is torpedoed, but instead of ending the story it follows the few survivors onto the HMS Saltash, and their continued service until the end of the war, as this is the story of people, not a single ship. It's all over you just looking at me we're at war. Set in the Second World War, two ships and their crews of about a hundred and fifty men are involved in. Now are the 1st in a 2 part dramatize ation of Nicholas Montserrat searing novel about the men and ships who fought in the North Atlantic during the 2nd World War The Cruel Sea.

the cruel sea monsarrat

A beautiful copy of this novel of WWII, originally published in 1951, reprinted here for the BOMC uncommon in this condition. Unusually for a war story it doesn't end with the sinking of the ship. A maritime adventure originally published in 1951.

  • USA by Nicholas Monsarrat Book Club Edition A Fine Book in a Fine dust jacket.
  • It is not an easy read: it is realistic about the casualty figures, the injuries, and the hard choices the escort captains had to make. Nicholas Monsarrat - The Cruel Sea, Cassell & Company, 1953 Original cloth which has worn to edges. Written by a Royal Navy officer who served in corvettes and on convoys, drawing on his experiences and written less than ten years after the end of the war, The Cruel Sea is considered the best novel about the Battle of the Atlantic, and one of the greatest war novels of all time.






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