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Studies the development of naval guns and armament, illuminates the diverse types of weaponry, and documents the tactical functions and technological evolution of naval guns from the fourteenth century through World War II
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Studies the development of naval guns and armament, illuminates the diverse types of weaponry, and documents the tactical functions and technological evolution of naval guns from the fourteenth century through World War II
Author=Ian Hogg
pages=144
Published=1978
Book Condtion=Ex Special Naval Collection .library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 1000 g |
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Out of 820 U-Boats, 718 were destroyed in action; out of 39,000 men, only 7,000 survived the war. What gives flesh to these horrifying statistics is this account by Peter ‘Ali’ Cremer. He was one of the thre senior U-boat commanders to survive.
This survey of the armament of wooden sailing men-of-war and other vessels deals with the surviving examples of cast brass, wrought iron ordnance, including the guns and carronades of the Victory at Trafalgar.
A guide to the ships and aircraft of the fleet including photos and illustrations as well as the weapons.
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