The Dreadnought Boys on Battle PracticeGoldfrap, John Henry
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The Dreadnought Boys on Battle Practice
Goldfrap, John Henry
Sailors -- Juvenile fiction; United States. Navy -- Juvenile fiction
But many adventures, stranger and more fraught with peril than any
through which they had yet passed, were ahead of them. A career in the
navy is, even in "the piping times of peace," one full of excitement
and action, and in their immediate future the boys were to realize this.
Life on board a torpedo-boat destroyer is a strange one in many ways,
and the boys, in their coming experience on such a craft were destined
to have this borne in on them. Their adventures on one of Uncle Sam's
sea-tigers in a strange country and among strange people will be
related in full in the next volume of this series, THE DREADNOUGHT BOYS
ABOARD A DESTROYER.
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The Dreadnought Boys on Battle Practice.
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