A revealing manual which advises the reader how to command a submarine - one of the most dangerous jobs possible during the Second World War. The Submarine Commander Pocket Manual gives a fascinating insight into life beneath the waves, and what was required to operate a submarine, from diving and surfacing to attack strategies and evading detection. From training manuals to combat reports and first-hand accounts, this volume has collated documents, diagrams and photos from American, British and German archives to demonstrate both the fascinating technical and tactical aspects of running a submarine, and the calm nerves needed to outwit your opponent and live to fight another day in the war at sea. AUTHOR: Chris McNab is an acclaimed writer of military history. He is the author of more than 50 books. He has also written extensively for major encyclopedia series, magazines and newspapers. 30 b/w images