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Online Catalogue:MILITARY HISTORY - Sea

The Garrett Enigma and the Early Submarine PioneersThe Garrett Enigma and the Early Submarine Pioneers
Author:Paul Bowers

Perhaps the best-known British inventor of submarines was George William Garrett, who designed and built a steam-driven submarine in 1879 and later helped to build others which were exported. He built the Resurgam, which is ironically famous for sinking. This book is the result of the authors researches into the boats and people who were at the leading edge of submarine development in its infancy. Hardback/Illus
 
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Command in the Royal Naval DivisionCommand in the Royal Naval Division
Author:Christopher Page

This is a military biography of Brigadier General A M Asquith DSO, one of the most distinguished non-professional soldiers of WW1. His military career provides a key insight into the development of the Royal Naval Division, which became one of the most formidable fighting units in the British Army. Hardback/Illus
 
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The Battleship YamatoThe Battleship Yamato
Author:Janusz Skulski

With the greatest displacement, biggest guns and heaviest armour of all time, Yamato and her sister Musashi were the ultimate battleships. Everything about them was gigantic and they proved formidable opponents to the US Pacific Fleet. Fittingly for such a spectacular ship as Yamato, this contibution to the well-established 'Anatomy' series is the biggest and most detailed. Hardback/Illus
 
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U-Boat Commanders and Crews 1935-45U-Boat Commanders and Crews 1935-45
Author:Jak P. Mallmann Showell

The book concentrates on the men who manned the "iron coffins" - the fighting seamen who wielded the weapon which Winston Churchill admitted frightened him most. It descibes the background and daily lives of these men, 75% of whom would not survive the war. The text is supported by very detailed appendices on all known commanders and their boats. Hardback/Illus
 
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