Blind Man's Bluff: The Untold Story Of American Submarine Espionage = Sensuikan chohosen

The book reveals many lesser-known missions; I wonder what motivated the author to highlight this particular aspect of military history.

The descriptions of the submarine designs and missions added a layer of realism, but I’m curious if readers with a naval background found it more insightful.

Some parts felt quite detailed, yet the narrative remained engaging. I wonder if that was a conscious choice to appeal to both lay readers and experts.