"The Brighton Boys with the Submarine Fleet" by James R. Driscoll is a thrilling adventure that follows the intrepid Brighton Boys as they embark on a daring mission to serve with the Submarine Fleet during World War I. In this installment, Jack, Frank, Andy, and Mark, the spirited quartet from Brighton, find themselves on a new and dangerous assignment. They join the United States Submarine Service, where they undergo rigorous training to become skilled submariners. As they dive into the depths of the ocean in their submarines, the Brighton Boys face numerous challenges. They must navigate treacherous underwater terrain, evade enemy warships, and endure the cramped and claustrophobic conditions of submarine life. The boys learn to work as a tight-knit team, relying on each other's expertise and trust to survive the perils of submarine warfare. The novel delves into the technical aspects of submarine operations during the war, offering insights into the cutting-edge technology and tactics employed by the Submarine Fleet. The boys learn how to operate torpedoes, conduct stealthy maneuvers, and execute daring attacks on enemy vessels. "The Brighton Boys with the Submarine Fleet" also explores the psychological and emotional toll of war. The boys grapple with fear, uncertainty, and the ever-present danger that comes with serving on submarines. They witness the devastating consequences of naval warfare, as they engage in intense battles beneath the waves. Throughout their mission, the Brighton Boys demonstrate courage, resilience, and determination. Their loyalty to their country and their commitment to their fellow sailors drive them to persevere in the face of adversity. As the war rages on, the boys find themselves in critical situations that test their mettle and push them to their limits. They must make split-second decisions that could mean the difference between life and death for themselves and their comrades. "The Brighton Boys with the Sub