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Drawing on official records and the vivid and often humorous recollections of over 60 members of the ships company, the author- him self a member of the crew – provides an absorbing and well researched account of life in a small destroyer.
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Drawing on official records and the vivid and often humorous recollections of over 60 members of the ships company, the author- him self a member of the crew – provides an absorbing and well researched account of life in a small destroyer.
Author=Mike Alston
Pages=244
Published=1993
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 520 g |
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A short history detailing the troopships which plied in & out of Calais between 1944 & 1947. An interesting wee book with a good selection of Black & White photos of many of the vessels both pre-war, post-war & in various wartime roles as other than the troopship role.
Describes fighting ships detailing their wartime careers and their design features. Many individual ships & in many cases their ends.
Every class of fleet and escort destroyer is described in detail with 120 photographs illustrating them. Anyone with an interest in modern naval history/the Royal Navy will find this book interesting.
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