Halsey's Typhoon
Halsey's Typhoon
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Bob Drury and Tom Clavin recount the December 1944 disaster in which Admiral William Halsey’s Third Fleet sailed into a massive Pacific typhoon. Halsey’s Typhoon follows the storm’s approach, command decisions, ships overwhelmed by wind and waves, and the sailors who struggled to survive and rescue others. Drawing together military history and individual testimony, the authors present a tense account of Typhoon Cobra and one of the United States Navy’s deadliest weather-related catastrophes.
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