The Submarine Boys on Duty Life on a Diving Torpedo Boat

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The Submarine Boys on Duty Life on a Diving Torpedo Boat

by Victor G. Durham

EN·~4 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total
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THE SUBMARINE BOYS ON-DUTY

0:04
2

VICTOR G. DURHAM

0:01
3

CONTENTS

0:50
4

CHAPTER I - TWO BOYS WHO PLANNED TO BECOME GREAT

19:56
5

CHAPTER II - THE FIGHTING CHANCE

16:41
6

CHAPTER III - JOSH OWEN STARTS TROUBLE

14:43
7

CHAPTER IV - THE TRICK OF THE FLASHLIGHT

12:27
8

CHAPTER V - ONE MAN'S DUMFOUNDED FACE

10:17
9

CHAPTER VI - ALONG THE TRAIL OF TROUBLE

13:35
10

CHAPTER VII - WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT

10:33

Description

Two eager teenagers arrive in the sleepy town of Dunhaven, their pockets empty but their ambitions soaring. Jack and Hal, armed with a camera and a restless curiosity, quickly learn that the town’s newest obsession is a daring new warship—a submarine torpedo boat the locals call “Pollard’s Folly.” Their fascination with the mysterious craft pulls them into a world of secretive engineers, whispered rumors, and the promise of adventure beyond the ordinary.

As the boys delve deeper, they discover that the submarine isn’t just a marvel of technology; it’s a test of courage, ingenuity, and loyalty. Their youthful determination leads them into the boatyard, where they encounter challenges that push their nerves and friendship to the limit. The early chapters set the stage for a thrilling maritime saga, blending the excitement of early 20th‑century innovation with the timeless spirit of daring youths seeking their place in a rapidly changing world.

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Full title

The Submarine Boys on Duty Life on a Diving Torpedo Boat Life on a Diving Torpedo Boat

Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (270K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-11-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

VG

Victor G. Durham

These early 1900s adventure stories sent young readers beneath the waves at a time when submarines still felt thrillingly new. The name attached to them appears to have been a house name or pen name rather than a clearly documented individual author.

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