A diary of ship losses 1939-1945 with record of naval and merchant ships lost.
Author= John Young
Pages= 288
Published= 1989
Book Condtion= Book in generally excellent condition.dust jacket has small lost to top of spine and frayed bottom edge.
Britains Sea war
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A diary of ship losses 1939-1945 with record of naval and merchant ships lost.
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| Weight | 780 g |
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