Blind Man's Bluff : The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage (Paperback)

from Whiskey3pa

A different look at the Cold War. What was happening below the ocean surface was really intense. Only a gov't spy agency could bug a phone trunk thought totally safe and use equipment marked Property of US Gov.

from neilandlisa

An exciting, edge-of-your seat account of US submarine espionage operations from the end of World War II to the post-Cold War era. Meticulously researched and with excellent appendices, "Blind Man's Bluff" reads like a spy novel, divided into chapters that explain either a different incident or o...

from Calavari

I remember when this book first came out. I was a teenager and my father picked it up immediately and was so excited about it that he told me about half the book in an evening when he was done. I remember lots of stories from it but always felt like I was missing some. It was one of those books h...

from Renzomalo

Blind Man's Bluff read like something out of an Ian Fleming novel, made all the more remarkable because it's true. Without political bias, it lays out the deadly cat-and-mouse game that unfolded beneath the world's oceans in the years following the Second World War. It's fascinating and humbling ...

from meegeekai

OK, having served on a nuke fast attack, it would be embarrasing if I did not read this. Great book on the submarines roll in the Cold War. My boat is actually mentioned! (USS Sargo), but only given a few sentences. I do know that the Sargo was one of the most decorated subs in the Navy, ironical...