Best stories of the Navy
By: edited with a preface by Thomas Woodrooffe
Publisher: Faber and Faber
Published: 1941
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 524
Subjects: Sea stories
Table of contents: title: Seascape: morning off Lerwick, by "Sea-wrack"; title: The promotion of the admiral, by Morley Roberts; title: The settlement with Shanghai Smith, by Morley Roberts; title: "John Ecuador", by W.P. Drury; title: Bad weather, by "Taffrail"; title: Convoy, by A.D. Divine; title: The fruits of their labour, by C.F. Walker; title: The war of attrition, by "Klaxon"; title: Through an admirality window, by "Klaxon"; title: A ruddy Casabianca, by Gilber Hackforth-Jones; title: First command, by Gilbert-Hackforth-Jones; title: Lost with all hands, by Cutcliffe Hyne; title: The sail of the Ivy, by T. Woodrooffe; title: Shadi, by T.A. Powell; title: Spolazza hoax, by Horton Giddy; title: Sampan Charlie, by C.F. Walker; title: September afternoon, by G.R. Colvin; title: Sin at Malta, by Allan Bee; title: Flotsam, by Ian Scott; title: When the convoys met, by "Shalimar"; title: Strictly according to plan, by L. Luard; title: Day of reckoning, by L. Luard; title: The captain of the turtles, by T. Woodrooffe; title: The day's work, by "Sea-wrack"; title: A good day's work, by H. deL. Standley; title: Of human valour, by "Bartimeus."