Under Pressure: The Final Voyage of Submarine S-Five (2002) By A. J. Hill
 
In 1920, one of the American Navy's new-but-untested submarines, the S-Five, was stranded 180 feet beneath the Atlantic. Her electrical system, radio and one of her drive motors were rendered inoperable. She had only forty hours of oxygen left-and her batteries were giving off an asphyxiating cloud of chlorine gas.

How the S-Five's indomitable captain and brave crew worked in near-darkness to save themselves with nothing but hand tools made naval history. An amazing tale of courage, endurance and incredible resourcefulness, "Under Pressure" is that most remarkable of books-a true story more dramatic than fiction.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
239 pages
In Good condition