Ghostboat
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Confusion rippled through the boat. Crewmen waited anxiously at their posts, for some word from the Captain. What was it all about? Were they under attack? No one had ordered battle stations—there was no diversive action taken. They just sat. Silent.
In the conning tower, Ed Frank stood with his back against the port bulkhead, his eyes fixed on the closed hatch. The blood on the steel decking had long since been diluted and washed away.
Hardy stood near the hatchwell, his hand clutching the over...head lanyard. He watched Frank, a grim expression etched into his face, his beard still dripping from the spray chopped up by the zeroes’ machine-gun fire. In the first few minutes after the Candlefish had made her crash dive, Frank had turned to Hardy and asked quietly, “If they were so busy with machine guns, that would mean they weren’t armed with bombs, right?”
Hardy had been slow to respond. “You never assume anything like that.”
“I’m going to have to. We’ve got a skipper up there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Confusion rippled through the boat. Crewmen waited anxiously at their posts, for some word from the Captain. What was it all about? Were they under attack? No one had ordered battle stations—there was no diversive action taken. They just sat. Silent.
In the conning tower, Ed Frank stood with his back against the port bulkhead, his eyes fixed on the closed hatch. The blood on the steel decking had long since been diluted and washed away.
Hardy stood near the hatchwell, his hand clutching the over...head lanyard. He watched Frank, a grim expression etched into his face, his beard still dripping from the spray chopped up by the zeroes’ machine-gun fire. In the first few minutes after the Candlefish had made her crash dive, Frank had turned to Hardy and asked quietly, “If they were so busy with machine guns, that would mean they weren’t armed with bombs, right?”
Hardy had been slow to respond. “You never assume anything like that.”
“I’m going to have to. We’ve got a skipper up there.
What to read after Ghostboat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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