In Red November, former navy diver W. Craig Reed plunges readers into the covert undersea struggle that defined the Cold War. Drawing on his own experiences aboard fast-attack submarines, Reed offers a vivid, firsthand account of high-stakes U.S. and Soviet missions beneath the ocean surface.
From sonar pursuits and near-miss encounters to the intricate technology powering these silent warriors, this narrative unveils the unseen operations that kept global powers on edge. Detailed descriptions of tactics, command decisions, and the constant tension of underwater warfare bring each mission to life.
Rich with declassified information and complemented by engaging storytelling, Red November sheds light on the bravery and ingenuity of submariners who risked everything to secure strategic advantage. Ideal for military history enthusiasts and readers of true-life adventure, this book ranks alongside classic nonfiction thrillers in its depth and drama.
Key features:
- Authentic perspective from a former navy diver
- Revealed details of secret Cold War missions
- Technical insights into submarine operations
- High-stakes, real-world naval encounters
