By Guess And By God: The Story of the British Submarines in the War (c.1940s) By William Guy Carr
A record of the activities and exploits of British submarines during the First World War, together with something about the men who commanded them. Starting with action of the E-14 and E-11 in the Sea of Marmora to the end of WWI.
The main phrase in the title was used by navigation officers on British submarines during the Great War to describe the manner of their navigating. This book looks at the amazing achievements of the submarines and the men who manned them.
A compelling volume detailing the operations of British submarines in the Great War, illustrated with plentiful photographs. This work draws upon the experiences of the author in a fleet of submarines in the Great War, and contains a preface by Admiral S. S. Hall.
Written by William Guy Carr (1895-1959), a Canadian naval officer who served as navigating officer of Her Majesty's Ship Submarines during the First World War.
- Hard Cover
- 288 pages
- In Fair to Good Condition
