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Before the Japanese air raids on Darwin, a silent, lethal conflict unfolded beneath the waves. *Darwin’s Submarine I-124* uncovers the gripping history of a covert Japanese squadron tasked with waging a secret underwater war against northern Australia. Dr Tom Lewis provides a meticulous account of the daring naval engagements, the strategic cat-and-mouse games, and the eventual destruction of the I-124 by Allied forces.
This work moves beyond the sinking, detailing the subsequent salvage attempts, the mystery surrounding the wreck, and the vessel's enduring legacy. Through compelling historical analysis and personal testimonies, the book captures the tension of the 1942 naval battles, highlighting the courage of the crews involved in this high-stakes maritime campaign. Whether you are a military history enthusiast or a reader captivated by untold stories of the Pacific War, this definitive study brings a hidden chapter of Australian history to the surface. Experience the tactical brilliance and the human cost of the fight for the seas, preserved in this definitive record of a sunken combatant.
Used (good, see images, minor cover wear) Softcover ISBN 9780957735194
