Vozmutiteli glubin - Cherkashin N.

Every Soviet submarine's entry into combat service was a secret operation. But there were also such campaigns, about the purpose of which the crews of ships learned only in the sea. The author of the book, the famous Russian writer-marinist Nikolai Cherkashin, who served on submarines of the Northern Fleet, tells about the most secret operations of the once most powerful submarine fleet in the world of the USSR. The book includes the hiking diaries of submariners who participated in the breakthrough of the U.S. naval blockade of the island of Cuba in 1962, as well as stories of participants in secret operations - commanders of nuclear submarine missile carriers of strategic purpose, commanders flotillas and fleets. The book opens another page of the chronicle of the "sweaty fleet" of Russia, full of drama and courage of Soviet submariners.