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Submarine Attack #19 (1959)

Charlton · 1959 · 37 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Democracy's Ace in the Hole
7 pp · war

In this Cold War tale, the captain and crew of the atomic-powered submarine SSBN 598 embark on a routine patrol carrying sixteen nuclear-armed missiles, a silent deterrent against global conflict. When diplomatic tensions escalate and Washington demands a dramatic show of force, the captain receives orders to launch one missile and evade enemy detection—a high-stakes maneuver that will test both the submarine's advanced capabilities and the crew's nerve. Democracy's newest weapon proves its worth in ways both spectacular and sobering.

Sanctuary
5 pp · war

The USS Manta positions itself in the path of a Japanese carrier escorted by destroyers, cruisers, and aircraft, and launches a coordinated torpedo attack through the heavy defensive screen. As the crew counts down the seconds waiting for impact, their torpedoes find their mark—the carrier erupts in a catastrophic explosion of flames and ordnance. Now trapped in shallow water with enemy forces closing in, the submarine must navigate an increasingly desperate situation.

No Way Out
5 pp · war

When a Japanese patrol traps an American submarine in shallow waters off a tropical island, the skipper makes a desperate gamble—beaching his vessel upriver to escape the bombardment and establish a defensive position on land. As enemy shore parties attack and the submariners fight a bitter jungle battle, their only hope lies in an emergency radio call reaching a nearby carrier task force in time.

The Medal Man
7 pp · war

In "The Medal Man," the crew of a submarine grapples with their commander’s unexpected public acclaim, unaware that recognition and accolades are an unavoidable part of command—even when the man himself would rather stay out of the spotlight. The story quietly explores the weight of duty and reputation, set against the tense backdrop of wartime service.

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