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The author of Beneath the Waves provides a thorough history of the sinkings of Britain's destroyer warships during World War II.His Majesty's destroyers had a long and costly war. Some eight thousand destroyer men did not survive. At the height of the war the Royal navy was commissioning four new vessels a month, which was only sufficient to replace those which had been sunk or severely damaged. This outstanding book contains the details of the majority of the sinkings that occurred throughout…
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- Author: Arthur Evans
- Publisher: PEN & SWORD BOOKS
- Year: 2010
- Pages: 256
- ISBN: 9781844687886
- ISBN-10: 1844687880
- ISBN-13: 9781844687886
- Format: ePub
- Language: English
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The author of Beneath the Waves provides a thorough history of the sinkings of Britain's destroyer warships during World War II.His Majesty's destroyers had a long and costly war. Some eight thousand destroyer men did not survive. At the height of the war the Royal navy was commissioning four new vessels a month, which was only sufficient to replace those which had been sunk or severely damaged. This outstanding book contains the details of the majority of the sinkings that occurred throughout World War II and includes many firsthand accounts from the officers and crew involved.
- Author: Arthur Evans
- Publisher: PEN & SWORD BOOKS
- Year: 2010
- Pages: 256
- ISBN: 9781844687886
- ISBN-10: 1844687880
- ISBN-13: 9781844687886
- Format: ePub
- Language: English English
The author of Beneath the Waves provides a thorough history of the sinkings of Britain's destroyer warships during World War II.
His Majesty's destroyers had a long and costly war. Some eight thousand destroyer men did not survive. At the height of the war the Royal navy was commissioning four new vessels a month, which was only sufficient to replace those which had been sunk or severely damaged. This outstanding book contains the details of the majority of the sinkings that occurred throughout World War II and includes many firsthand accounts from the officers and crew involved.
His Majesty's destroyers had a long and costly war. Some eight thousand destroyer men did not survive. At the height of the war the Royal navy was commissioning four new vessels a month, which was only sufficient to replace those which had been sunk or severely damaged. This outstanding book contains the details of the majority of the sinkings that occurred throughout World War II and includes many firsthand accounts from the officers and crew involved.
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