Apex Review Of The Secret History Of The Nevada Navy (e. West Smith)

Jan. 31, 2011 - PRLog -- The Secret History Of The Nevada Navy
e. West Smith
Nevada Navy, LLC
Reviewed By Dawn Ford

Official Apex Reviews Rating: 4 Stars


Did you know that Napoleon III launched an Indian war in Nevada? Or that the French and Union Navies squared off in a fierce battle off Cape Hatteras in 1863, resulting in the sinking of the first US Navy submarines? Or that submarines have been traveling through an underground cavern from Nevada to the Pacific Ocean since the late 1880’s?

If any of the aforementioned claims come as a surprise to you, then you’re clearly not familiar with the storied legend of the Nevada Navy. Of course, one would naturally find it a bit difficult to believe that such a landlocked entity as Nevada could boast a thriving water-borne fleet; however, throughout the pages of The Secret History Of The Nevada Navy, author e. West Smith presents the reader with a host of eye-opening evidence supporting the existence of just such a unit – which traces its origins back more than 150 years. Though staunchly denied by the state of Nevada, the US Navy, and other government agencies, the “naval fleet” – based inside Anaho Island at Pyramid Lake in Nevada – has been dispatching submarines to the world’s oceans for hundreds of years, and Smith does a commendable job of providing the reader with compelling information chronicling that very fact. An enjoyable, enlightening journey through the halls of hidden history.

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