Navy Day
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Language: EnglishPublished:
Authors:
- Freas, Kelly
1922 - 2005
- Harrison, Harry
1925 - 2012
About this book
In a mid-20th century landscape marked by the Cold War's tensions, "Navy Day" by Harry Harrison presents a satirical exploration of military rivalry. As the U.S. Army advocates for the abolition of the Navy, claiming technological superiority, the story delves into themes of pride and absurdity within military branches. Unique elements such as the Army's bold declarations and the Navy's spirited defense highlight the absurdity of inter-service competition. Ideal for students and civic activists, this short story challenges readers to reflect on the implications of military innovation and inter-service dynamics. Engage with "Navy Day" to uncover the humor and critique embedded in Harrison's narrative, where the stakes of national defense take a comically exaggerated turn.
