The Submarine Hunters: A Story of the Naval Patrol Work in the Great War

Name: The Submarine Hunters: A Story of the Naval Patrol Work in the Great War
Author: Percy F. Westerman

By Percy F. Westerman

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The narrative follows two teenage friends involved in coastal patrols during the Great War who become shipwrecked, captured by a submarine crew, and endure life aboard an enemy U-boat; after regaining consciousness they face detention, daring escapes, sea and air engagements, minefields, clandestine landings, and counterplots, while naval authorities and rescuers work to intercept the submarine; episodes include kidnapping, a staged white-flag incident, the demolition of vessels, drifting in the Channel, capture and recapture attempts, and a climactic operation off Kiel.

About the Author

Percy F. Westerman

Percy F. Westerman was a British author known for his prolific contributions to children's adventure literature, particularly during the early 20th century. He wrote over 40 novels, many of which are set against the backdrop of naval warfare and exploration. His works often feature young protagonists embarking on thrilling escapades, reflecting themes of bravery and camaraderie. Notable titles include 'Midst Arctic Perils,' which captures the excitement of polar adventures, and 'A Sub and a Submarine,' which delves into the experiences of submariners during World War I. Westerman's storytelling continues to resonate with readers seeking adventure and heroism.