Square Rigger Days Autobiographies of Sail is a book that tells the story of the author's journey as a sailor on a square-rigged ship during World War II. The book provides a unique perspective on the war from the eyes of a common sailor, highlighting the challenges and hardships faced by those who served on these ships. The author recounts his experiences with vivid detail, providing insight into what life was like on board a square-rigged vessel during wartime. The book begins with an introduction to the author and his background, setting the stage for the reader to understand the context of his experiences. The author describes how he enlisted in the navy at a young age and was assigned to serve on a square-rigged ship, which was then a relatively new technology. He describes the training he received before being deployed to sea, including learning the intricacies of sailing and navigation. Once at sea, the author faces numerous challenges, including harsh weather conditions, enemy attacks, and the constant threat of being sunk. He also describes the camaraderie among the crew members and their reliance on each other for survival. Throughout the book, the author reflects on the importance of teamwork and the value of having a strong support system during difficult times.

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