The Sailing of the Intrepid*A New York Post Best Book of the Week* From twenty two year naval and marine veteran Montel Williams comes a page turning history of how one World War II aircraft carriers crew defied all odds, redefining the very meaning of what it means to struggle, persevere and survive. 1944. The USS Intrepid set sail on its first combat voyage, only to be struck by a Japanese torpedo plane, jamming its rudder at a forty five degree angle. It could only sail in

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