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Summary:
HMS Samson was Lieutenant Commander Roland Bream’s destroyer – small, fast and deadly, the pride of her crew and a credit to the Royal Navy. But when she crossed the path of a Japanese Yamato-class battleship she had to turn tail and flee, not through cowardice but through sheer self-preservation. For her Japanese opponent was one of the world’s largest battleships – one shell from her 18-inch guns could blow the Samson out of the water. Yet as the destroyer ran before her colossal opponent, Bream was racking his brains for an opportunity to hit back – even although it seemed pure suicide!
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