Nothing Friendly in the Vicinity

Discover the gripping narrative of "Nothing Friendly in the Vicinity" by Claude Conner, published by Naval Institute Press in 2004. This compelling book spans 246 pages and takes you deep into the heart of World War II, focusing on the USS Guardfish, a remarkable submarine known for its success in the Pacific. Conner, a radar technician aboard the Guardfish, shares his firsthand experiences and insights, detailing the only incident of a US warship being sunk by friendly fire. This fascinating study not only sheds light on a unique aspect of naval history but also offers a personal perspective on the challenges faced by those serving in the submarine fleet. Perfect for history enthusiasts and military aficionados alike, "Nothing Friendly in the Vicinity" is a must-read for anyone interested in the intricacies of wartime operations and the human stories behind them.