Simon & Schuster (April 15, 2008)

In May 1968, a US nuclear submarine, the USS Scorpion, was sunk near the Azores archipelago, resulting in the loss of all 99 hands on board. It was one of the worst catastrophes in US naval history. The Navy has long attributed the disaster to an accident, but in this important new book, based on interviews with sources in the United States and Soviet navies and the American intelligence community, Kenneth Sewell and Jerome Preisler explain what really happened.

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