Encyclopaedia of the Modern Royal Navy

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Having learned several lessons the hard way during the Falklands conflict, The Royal Navy today is steadily being refitted and re-equipped with new ships, new weapons systems, more filre and blast resistant materialsand new sonars and sensors to make it an even harder hitting force. This book explaines the role the organization of every aspect of the Royal Navy including Fleet Air Arm, the Royal Marines, The Royal Auxiliary, the WRNS, QARNNS, RNR, WRNR

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Having learned several lessons the hard way during the Falklands conflict, The Royal Navy today is steadily being refitted and re-equipped with new ships, new weapons systems, more filre and blast resistant materialsand new sonars and sensors to make it an even harder hitting force. This book explaines the role the organization of every aspect of the Royal Navy including Fleet Air Arm, the Royal Marines, The Royal Auxiliary, the WRNS, QARNNS, RNR, WRNR

Author=PaulBeaver
Pages=329
Published=1987
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition

Weight 1100 g

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