Blind Mans Bluff: The Untold Story of Cold War Submarine Espionage By Sherry So

Name: Blind Mans Bluff: The Untold Story of Cold War Submarine Espionage By Sherry So
Brand: Cornerstone

Cornerstone

Dive into the gripping true story of Cold War submarine warfare with 'Blind Mans Bluff' by Sherry Sontag and Christopher Drew. This compelling book reveals the daring underwater missions of the American Navy, including attempts to tap Soviet communication lines and the controversial disappearance of the USS Scorpion. Explore the hidden conflicts between intelligence agencies, the audacious plans to capture a Soviet submarine, and operations more thrilling than any spy novel. Written in English, this 384-page paperback offers an unparalleled look into a secretive world. Key aspects covered: - Cold War submarine espionage - Undersea cable tapping missions - The mystery surrounding the USS Scorpion - Naval and CIA intelligence conflicts - The Howard Hughes submarine heist attempt This book reads like a spy thriller but is grounded in factual accounts of maritime and intelligence operations during the Cold War era. It uncovers the realities of naval power and espionage beneath the waves. Summary for search optimization: Blind Mans Bluff book, Sherry Sontag, Christopher Drew, Cold War, submarine warfare, espionage, naval intelligence, paperback, English, 384 pages, ISBN 9780099409984, Arrow publisher, release date 2000.