Summary:
The book recounts the true World War II adventure of the US Navy's capture of the German submarine U-505, detailing the planning, execution, and challenges of the mission. It provides a first-hand account by the operation's leader, offering insights into naval warfare and the strategic importance of intelligence in combat.
Key points:
1. Intelligence Role: The book stresses the vital role of intelligence in warfare, as seen in the capture of U-505 due to the Allies' information gathering and analysis.
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