Navy navigators are known to have a knack for observing and assessing the smallest details. Otherwise, this is not a navigator, and if he is a navigator, then he will be one who will lead a warship into the desert. Sergey Chernykh is a real navigator. And, like a real navigator, he notices not only what is important when navigating. But also what is happening around. Moreover, his pencil is “sharpened” not only for marks on the map. Therefore, the book “Notes of a Navigator, or Do not shoot at a naval officer, he has not drowned yet” is full of not only funny, but also instructive observations. In the Navy, such stories are called tales. As you know, everyone in the navy can spin stories. But not everyone can put this on paper, and in such a way as to interest the reader, not only the naval one, but also the civilian one. Sergei Chernykh succeeds in this. Therefore, his stories are read in one breath.