Summary of Edward Young's One of Our Submarines

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 In 1940, the Admiralty asked two volunteers to join the submarine service. One of them was my friend Harold, who had joined up at the same time as me. I was envious, but I had to join because I didn’t want to be left behind.
#2 I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat, and the brightness of the lighting.
#3 In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting.
#4 In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting.

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• Histoire
• Military
• Naval
• History

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 13 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350027990
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Edward Young's One of Our Submarines
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2 Insights from Chapter 3 Insights from Chapter 4 Insights from Chapter 5 Insights from Chapter 6 Insights from Chapter 7 Insights from Chapter 8 Insights from Chapter 9 Insights from Chapter 10 Insights from Chapter 11 Insights from Chapter 12 Insights from Chapter 13 Insights from Chapter 14 Insights from Chapter 15 Insights from Chapter 16 Insights from Chapter 17 Insights from Chapter 18 Insights from Chapter 19 Insights from Chapter 20 Insights from Chapter 21
Insights from Chapter 1

#1

In 1940, the Admiralty asked two volunteers to join the submarine service. One of them was my friend Harold, who had joined up at the same time as me. I was envious, but I had to join because I didn’t want to be left behind.

#2

I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat, and the brightness of the lighting.

#3

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting.

#4

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting.

#5

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting.

#6

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting.

#7

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#8

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#9

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#2

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#3

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#4

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#5

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#6

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#7

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#8

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#9

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#10

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.

#11

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.
Insights from Chapter 3

#1

In 1940, two volunteers were asked to join the submarine service. I was envious of my friend Harold, who had joined the submarine service in 1940. I was surprised at the size of the boat and the brightness of the lighting. I had been to sea in a submarine, and had dived. Not many of my contemporaries could say as much.