Submarine Commander

This engaging memoir recounts Paul R. Schratz's remarkable experiences in underwater combat during World War II and beyond, providing insightful accounts of submarine operations, from mine-laying missions near Tokyo to post-war activities. The book highlights his roles in key wartime events, including Japanese surrender and POW releases, as well as his leadership in pioneering submarine journeys and secret intelligence missions. Combining personal stories with historical and political analysis, it offers a compelling look at a decorated submarine officer's extraordinary career.