A Time to Die

 

It was on a quiet Saturday morning in August of 2000, with two explosions, one was so massive which was  detected by semiologist around the world, which shot through the  shallow aortic waters of the Barents sea.  Russia's prized Submarine which was named Kursk as it began her plunge to the ocean floor.

As the world winning journalist, Moore presents a riveting and has done brilliant resourced account of the deadliest submarine disaster in history. The journey was down in the heart of the kursk to the witness  of the last hours of the twenty three young men who have survived the blast.

As the visited the high restricted  arctic submarine base which moore obtained a secret admission, where the family of the crew clamored for the news of their love ones. 

Drawing on the exclusive  access to the top Russian  Military's figures. As Moore tells the story of the kursk disaster with factual depth along with the compelling moment by moment of the tension of  the thriller.

Years later they made a movie from the story, which I find that It was so educational . But I still don't understand if they found out why theirs was two explosions along with one massive explosion.  There is so much mystery to the story.

4 stars