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This definitive history of the aircraft carrier Intrepid most likely will continue to be read for many years as the legendary warship continues to serve as a museum and as a site to honor America's heroes. Japanese kamikaze aircraft bursts into flames after hitting USS Intrepid on November 25, 1944. Sources Cited. Hara, Katsuhiro. 2004.
8. Sept. 2009 · “USS Intrepid’s story is the story of a ship from World War II to Vietnam, the 55,000 men who served aboard her, and all those who fought so valiantly to save her for future generations. Intrepid’s story is America’s story, for as long as the flag caresses the wind and Americans believe in each other. Bill White and Robert Gandt have ...
Intrepid: The Epic Story of America’s Most Legendary Warship brings a renowned ship to life in a stirring tribute complete with the personal recollections of those who served aboard her, dramatic photographs, time lines, maps, and vivid descriptions of Intrepid’s deadly conflicts. More than a numbers-and-dates narrative, Intrepid is the story of people—those who sailed in her, fought to ...
Intrepid: The Epic Story of America’s Most Legendary Warship brings a renowned ship to life in a stirring tribute complete with the personal recollections of those who served aboard her, dramatic photographs, time lines, maps, and vivid descriptions of Intrepid’s deadly conflicts. More than a numbers-and-dates narrative, Intrepid is the story of people—those who sailed in her, fought to ...
Intrepid (Aircraft carrier), World War, 1939-1945, Vietnam War, 1961-1975 Publisher New York : Broadway Books Collection printdisabled; internetarchivebooks Contributor Internet Archive Language English
Intrepid: The Epic Story of America’s Most Legendary Warship brings a renowned ship to life in a stirring tribute complete with the personal recollections of those who served aboard her, dramatic photographs, time lines, maps, and vivid descriptions of Intrepid ’s deadly conflicts.
30. Sept. 2008 · White and Gandt may encounter some flak for calling the preserved World War II aircraft carrier Intrepid “America’s most legendary warship,” but their book certainly offers a gripping narrative of the ship’s distinguished career. In service from 1943, it took so much damage as to be nicknamed “the Dry I” and “Decrepit,” although it gave as good as it got. After a postwar ...
