Further Reading
A humorous account of the misadventures of USS Margaret and her crew, Maggie of the Suicide Fleet by Prosper Buranelli, was published by Doubleday, Doran & Co. in 1930. The February 2011 issue of Naval History magazine includes an article, "When Frank Jack Met Maggie," by Steven D. Regan, about Fletcher's tour as commanding officer of Margaret.
Read more about this topic: USS Margaret (SP-527)
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