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In 1986, off the coast of North Carolina, an ageing Soviet ballistic missile submarine suffered a catastrophic accident and came within moments of melting down. This is the story of the sixty young Soviet men who fought, and sacrificed their lives, to save their submarine and illustrates how close the world came to Armageddon.
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Peter Huchthausen has had a long and distinguished naval career, culminating in an appointment as naval attache to Moscow during the dissolution of the USSR. After her retired from the service in 1990, he returned to Moscow and began writing. His first book, Echoes of the Mekong, was published in 1996.
Igor Kurdin was Executive Officer of Crew One on the K-219 from 1983 until September 1986. He lives in Russia.
R. Alan White has written five previous thrillers, his most recent being Siberian Light. He lives with his wife near Monterey, California.
Igor Kurdin was Executive Officer of Crew One on the K-219 from 1983 until September 1986. He lives in Russia.
R. Alan White has written five previous thrillers, his most recent being Siberian Light. He lives with his wife near Monterey, California.
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- PublisherHutchinson
- Publication date1997
- ISBN 10 0091802202
- ISBN 13 9780091802202
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number1
- Number of pages320
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