Another Six-Hundred: A True History in Narrative Form, on the Employment of Destroyer Division 59, and Other U.S. Asiatic Fleet Destroyers During the First 85 Days of World War II (Signed by author and 21 other crewmembers). Cet article n’est pas disponible.Another Six-Hundred: A True History in Narrative Form, on the Employment of Destroyer Division 59, and Other U.S. Asiatic Fleet Destroyers During the First 85 Days of World War II (Signed by author and 21 other crewmembers)

See photos for condition details. Large softcover, light gray exterior decorated on front and rear. The spine has the title and author's name written by hand. Exterior shows creases on front and back along with soiling and spotting. Interior binding is good, no hinge issues. Inscribed and signed by the author on the dedication page to a crewmember of the USS Pope. This same page shows another signature and address as well - this one being Vice Admiral Edward A. Parker, who was the Lt. Cmdr and Commander of the USS Parrott at the time. The opposite page, which is the underside of the cover sews the original owner's name and address of which the book is inscribed to (Lionel A. Normandin of the USS Pope - DD-225). In addition, the last free end page shows signatures and assignment info on an additional 19 enlisted and officers, most of which lists the ships they were on at the time of the campaign. At least one of the signatures matches a name of one of the quotes used in the preface (W. E. "Rebel" Morgan). Some of the ships listed by the names include the destroyers USS Paul Jones (DD-230), USS Parrott (DD-218), USS Barker (DD-213), USS Whipple (DD-217), USS Babbitt (DD-128), and the USS Alden (DD-211). The owner of the book was assigned to the USS Pope, which was attacked and destroyed on 01 March, 1942. The surviving crew spent nearly 60 hours in the water before being rescued. There is some minor markings on the text pages - a box was drawn around the names of a group of destroyers on one of the pages in the front and I thought I saw a sentence underlined on one of the other pages when I first flipped through the book but I could not find the page on a closer inspection. A unique copy signed by many heroes whose bravery and sacrifices were long forgotten until this book was published. …