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"Sailors Dream" plunges readers into the turbulent waters of human ambition and self-discovery. Set against the backdrop of 18th-century maritime exploration, this captivating tale follows James Cook, a young man whose unwavering fascination with the sea shapes his destiny. From wide-eyed boy to seasoned explorer, James navigates the treacherous currents of his own desires, constantly torn between the comforts of land and the irresistible call of...
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The sailors of the Nefelgar ventured far into the distant West Sea and found the most precious ore on earth – the long-searched-for legendary nurit. Unfortunately, this brought a curse upon them. Chased by an ancient dark entity from the underworld, they soon find themselves drawn into a terrifying nightmare. Their chronicler and hunter Enidor fails in his lonely quest for a powerful weapon against evil creatures – and ends up on the verge of...
3) The Last Stand of Tin Can Sailors: The Extraordinary World War II Story of the U.S. Navy's Finest Ho
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Adapted from the naval history classic and New York Times bestseller, The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors pieces together the action of the Battle off Samar, bringing to life a riveting story of heroism against daunting odds, duty, and sacrifice in a way never seen before.
In October 1944, Allied forces began landing on the Philippine Island of Leyte. Quickly assessing the threat of the Allied invasion, the Japanese navy sought to counterattack....
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Host to the U.S. Navy for nearly six decades, Bahrain has been a steadfast American ally in the turbulent Middle East. Its unique relationship with the United States evolved through a series of friendships between Bahrain s ruling Al Khalifa royal family and top U.S. Navy flag officers assigned to the fleet in the Gulf. Over the years it has become a strategic partnership critical to global security.
As naval historian David F. Winkler examines these...
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Ungentle Goodnights uses the records of the United States Naval Asylum (later the United States Naval Home), a residence for disabled and elderly sailors and Marines established by the U.S. government, to describe the lives of the 541 men who were admitted there as lifetime residents between 1831 and 1866. The records of the Naval Asylum are an especially rich source for discovering these lower-deck lives because would-be residents were required to...
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