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During World War 2, Charles “Chick” Parsons led Filipino insurgents in hit-and-run raids on Japanese positions in Manila, spied on the enemy forces and became the eyes and ears for General MacArthur while he was preparing to retake the Philippines. Rendezvous By Submarine is the remarkable story of the American whom MacArthur described as, “the bravest man I ever met.”“A story of military and morale building that paid dividends to our advantage, told with the flourish and zest it deserves.” - Kirkus Reviews.

his book is the ultimate and exclusive resource for anybody interested in the clash between the gentle citizens of “Pepperland” and the hated “Blue Meanies” who threatened to rob the world of its color and music. Until now, very little true research has ever been done about this memorable achievement in The Beatles’career. This book reveals countless facts about the movie from the man who has met with nearly everyone associated with the film. It includes photos depicting scenes and characters from the movie, as well as candid shots of many behind-the-scenes people. Featuring original art from the movie, an introduction by Sir George Martin (The Beatles’ producer) and a foreword by Erich Segal (scriptwriter of the movie), this amazing book is for any fan of The Beatles’ music, movies or animation. Dr. Robert Hieronimus, a noted Beatles fan and historian, is the authority on Yellow Submarine. · Includes many colorful slides depicting scenes and characters from the movie · The ultimate and exclusive resource for fans of Yellow Submarine · Features new, original cover art from Yellow Submarine art director Heinz Edelman

Sink 'Em All by Vice Admiral Charles A. Lockwood, the U.S. Navy commander of the Pacific submarine fleet during World War 2, is the exhaustive and definitive account of submarine warfare between the US and Japanese 1942-45. Lockwood's intricate narrative is the breathless story of every submarine in the US fleet and what they did during the war, their misses, near misses and hits. He takes us into the cramped quarters of mess-halls and control rooms and brings the chief actors in the grueling conflict to life.

Sink 'Em All by Vice Admiral Charles A. Lockwood, the U.S. Navy commander of the Pacific submarine fleet during World War 2, is the exhaustive and definitive account of submarine warfare between the US and Japanese 1942-45. Lockwood's intricate narrative is the breathless story of every submarine in the US fleet, what they did during the war, their misses, near misses and hits. He takes us into the cramped quarters of mess-halls and control rooms and brings the chief actors in the grueling conflict to life.

his book is the ultimate and exclusive resource for anybody interested in the clash between the gentle citizens of “Pepperland” and the hated “Blue Meanies” who threatened to rob the world of its color and music. Until now, very little true research has ever been done about this memorable achievement in The Beatles’career. This book reveals countless facts about the movie from the man who has met with nearly everyone associated with the film. It includes photos depicting scenes and characters from the movie, as well as candid shots of many behind-the-scenes people. Featuring original art from the movie, an introduction by Sir George Martin (The Beatles’ producer) and a foreword by Erich Segal (scriptwriter of the movie), this amazing book is for any fan of The Beatles’ music, movies or animation. Dr. Robert Hieronimus, a noted Beatles fan and historian, is the authority on Yellow Submarine. · Includes many colorful slides depicting scenes and characters from the movie · The ultimate and exclusive resource for fans of Yellow Submarine · Features new, original cover art from Yellow Submarine art director Heinz Edelman

Smooth-talking Mexican bandit Montero (Rod La Rocque) and his deaf-mute sidekick, Colosso (Mitchell Lewis), are being pursued through the sand dunes of southern Arizona by lawman Bobcat Manners (Walter Long) and his posse. Montero plans to rob a bank owned by skinflint Lucius Perkins (Charles Middleton), who also owns the mortgage for lovely singing teacher Helen Wardell's ranch. Helen (Doris Kenyon) pines for poor-but-handsome dirt farmer Bill Howard (Tom Keene), but Perkins wants to marry her.

Illustrations On Pages 8 and 9 From United States Submarine Operations in World War Ii By Theodore Roscoe, Copyright 1949, United States Naval Institute. Engrossing..credible..menacing..charles Berlitz, the Bermuda Triangle. a World War Ii Submarine, Lost 30 Years, Returns On a Deadly Mission. a Spellbinding Novel That Voyages Into the Very Heart of the Devil's Triangle Mystery. December 11, 1944 U.s.s Candlefish, Submarine On Wartime Patrol, Mysteriously Lost At Latitude 30 Degrees North in the Pacific. All Hands Perish, Except for One Survivor. October 8, 1974 Six Hundred Miles Northwest of Pearl Harbor, a Submarine Surfaces in Front of a Japanese Freighter in the Candlefish, in Perfect Working Order, Fully Outfitted Down to Steaks in the Frezer, yet Without a Trace of Life Aboard. in Washington, D.c. a Naval Intelligence Officer Convinces His Superiors That This Is a Golden Opportunity to Prove His Theory That Another Devil's Triangle Exists Where the Candlefish Originally Went Down. His Plan Is to Take the Candlefish On a Voyage Retracing Her Route of Thirty Years Before, and At Last Uncover Whatever Fearful Force Lies in Wait At Latitude 30 Degrees North. Only When the Sub Is Well Out to Sea, with No Turning Back, Do He and the Rest of the Crew Begin to Suspect Why the Candlefish Has Come Back From a Watery Grave, and What That Means to Every Living Soul Aboard.

The tense true-life drama of a daring rescue on the eve of World War II follows U.S. naval officer Charles "Swede" Momsen to the bottom of the North Atlantic where the crew of a sunken submarine is stranded. Reprint.

Sink ’Em All, was originally published in 1951 by Vice Admiral Charles A. Lockwood, the U.S. Navy commander of the Pacific submarine fleet during World War II. Lockwood, in his leadership role, knew the skippers and crews of the submarines, and retells their wartime successes and tragedies with an intimacy and realism often missing in second-hand accounts. Lockwood also recounts his efforts to improve the provisions and after-patrol accomodations of the submariners, and of his on-going struggle to improve the effectiveness of torpedoes and other tools vital to the war effort.Sink ’Em All remains today one of the most comprehensive and lively accounts of the war in the Pacific and of the exploits of the “Silent Service.” This new edition includes photographs and a new Preface by Steve W. Chadde.

It was a time when anything seemed possible–instant wealth, glittering fame, fabulous luxury–and for a run of magical weeks in the spring and summer of 1920, Charles Ponzi made it all come true. Promising to double investors’ money in three months, the dapper, charming Ponzi raised the “rob Peter to pay Paul” scam to an art form. At the peak of his success, Ponzi was raking in more than $2 million a week at his office in downtown Boston. Then his house of cards came crashing down–thanks in large part to the relentless investigative reporting of Richard Grozier’s Boston Post. A classic American tale of immigrant life and the dream of success, Ponzi’s Scheme is the amazing story of the magnetic scoundrel who launched the most successful scheme of financial alchemy in modern history.