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Up for auction is this Nice copy of
"MOST DANGEROUS SEA"written by Arnold Lott
This book is the story of US Mine warfare in WW2 and Korea.
Lieutenant Commander Arnold Lott enlisted in the Navy in 1931.
He served on the Seventh Fleet and with General MacArthur in
Australia during WW2. After serving as a personal advisor, he
retired in 1957. He was later recalled to active duty in order to
produce special writings for the Chief of Information. He wrote
two Naval Institute books, including this one.
The book was copyrighted in 1959.
This copy was published by Ballantine Books.
It contains 228 pages.
Original selling price is $ .50.
This copy is in GOOD Condition.
The soft cover shows shelf wear including
including creases and some missing pieces.
The binding is tight and the pages are crisp and clean -
no dog-eared pages; no rips, tears or markings.
This abridged version is the account of brave
crews who swept the most gangerous seas
for live deadly mines.
This is a Great book to add
to your Library or Collection !!!!