Ship of Ghosts - James D. Hornfischer [265]
The Navy would find its war on the boundless battlefield of the western ocean. When Martin Clemens turned on his teleradio in Aola and tapped out news of an airfield in the making, the pattern of the coming days began to take shape in the mind of Ernest King.
SHIP OF GHOSTS
A Bantam Book
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Copyright © 2006 by James D. Hornfischer
Excerpt from Neptune’s Inferno copyright 2010 by James D. Hornfischer
© Marguerite Campbell / Houston Chronicle
See pages 513-516 for credits pertaining to photographs and art throughout.
The author is grateful for the permission of the copyright holders to quote selections from the following works:
The Ghost That Died in Sunda Strait by Walter G. Winslow, excerpted with the permission of the author’s daughter, Delsa W. Amundson.
Last Man Out by H. Robert Charles, excerpted with permission of the author.
Out of the Smoke and Into the Smother by Ray Parkin, excerpted with the permission of The Sir Edward Dunlop Medical Research Foundation, Brunswick, Australia.
Maps by Robert Bull
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2006047530
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eISBN: 978-0-307-49088-9
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