Sea Classics Magazine

Volume 13 Number 6 November 1980

Contents:

• The Mysterious Last Voyage Of The USS Scorpion
• The bizarre loss of one of the U.S. Navy's super-secret killer submarines in 1968 may never be fully explained....but then, there is a good deal of evidance to indicate that the Navy knows more about the incident than has been released...
• The Day It Rained Kamikazes
• The men of the USS Richard P. Leary had had all they could stand of the blistering heat they found when they headed south from the warzone for a littlr R & R. Anything was better than being cooked alive, even if it meant facing the divine wind again. At least against the Kamikazes they could shoot back. And they could do it well...
• Finished With Engines
• The old railroad ferries of New York Harbor are part of a bygone era...
• Currents - Aboard The "New" SS Norway
• The last great maiden voyage
• HMCS TERRA NOVA
• In the early 1950s the Canadians generated their own design for a new class of destroyer escort, no easy feat for a nation with a relatively small military force and accompanying budget.
• Reactivate: USS New Jersey
• The day of the battlewagon is not dead. The USS New Jersey may once again be queen of the seas. And if Washington continues this awakened line of thinking, her sisters may even join her...

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