An Operational Necessity

**An Operational Necessity - Putnam's, 1966, 1966. First edition. Good. wonderfully printed dark blue cloth boards with the author's name in a stylized embossed shipwreck on the cover titling head and foot of spine are slightly pushed in, good binding spine is in excellent condition pretty endpapers on the most wonderful paper with variegated edges cream-colored that appears to have very high cotton content soft feeling, the dust jacket has some terrors small amount of sustaining ruffling not backward stage the colors very good there is no sun damage the interior the book has no writing highlighting story about war driver burned South Atlantic seas and World War II, all built in retribution, climax by one of the most electrifying courtroom scenes in modern fiction if you're a fan of World War II you might find his furry enjoyable it also costs a lot of poking questions and how one things to decide between the moral right and wrong and interesting work in exploration of crime and punishment jacket by Miriam Woods printer United States Book-of-the-Month An Operational Necessity Gwyn Griffin Putnam's, 1966 - World War, 1939-1945 - 477 pages library of Congress catalog card number 67 23127 ASIN: B0006BR7X6 Pre ISBN numbering later edition ISBN 186046596X 9781860465963 An Operational Necessity Gwyn Griffin Putnam's, 1966 - World War, 1939-1945 - 477 pages in English, Kiimmerol Maréchal Oudinot merol meters Monsieur Mozambique pangolin Philippe Rayner sailors Sehlte Shellybeare Single sinking Spencer Stusser submarine survivors torpedoes turned U-boat voice watch witness Wutsdorf ....Ruth Reaser...LAX Vespa shipped United States Post via media mail to fulfill your order, Los Angeles Area I carefully pack your book, hop on my Vespa and visit the PO to have it placed in our mail system...Yatchett Zared Barragold British Captain Crawshaw Captain Kaye Colonel Rostwood Dar es Salaam depth charges French Gaston German Glenberyll grenades Guéroult guns hands head Huberein Judge Advocate Kalewski Kapitanleutnant Kielbasa Kiim .. generally 7 Days Coast to Coast, quicker if you're closer...