DIGIRENT - Sailing into the Abyss: A True Story of Extreme Heroism on the High Seas
William R. Benedetto
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Sailing into the Abyss: William R. Benedetto epub Sailing into the Abyss: William R. Benedetto pdf download Sailing into the Abyss: William R. Benedetto pdf file Sailing into the Abyss: William R. Benedetto audiobook Sailing into the Abyss: William R. Benedetto book review Sailing into the Abyss: William R. Benedetto summary | #486459 in Books | Citadel | 2005-03-01 | 2005-02-22 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.10 x1.07 x6.28l,1.10 | File type: PDF | 288 pages | ||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Great description of a little know Vietnam era tragedy.|By Edd Huetteman|I was interested in this book because I sailed on an identical ship a few months later. We landed bombs at the same ammo depot in Washington. I can only imagine the terror of the crew, attempting to resecure bombs in the holds. A ship of that size only had about 45 men in the crew. So the few available|From Publishers Weekly|A thoroughly gripping story of disaster at sea reveals aspects of modern seafaring not always brought to light. The WWII freighter Badger State was bound for Vietnam in December 1969 with 5,000 tons of bombs in her hold. Heavy weath
In the spirit of The Perfect Storm and Shadow Divers, Sailing into the Abyss presents a minute-by-minute account of the sinking of the Merchant Marine vessel the SS Badger State, a cargo ship loaded with bombs being sent to support US troops in Vietnam. A true story that rivals that of any fiction thriller, Sailing into the Abyss uses eyewitness accounts, official documents and rarely seen photos to relate what would become the deadliest sea disaster of the Vietnam War S...
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