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After a brief introduction, the world’s navies are then listed alphabetically by country. There are excellent illustrations across almost every page which, in most cases, show a profile and deck view of the ship in question. Each individual ship from each class of ships is mentioned separately with all the relevant information from the date it was laid down to it’s fate.
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After a brief introduction, the world’s navies are then listed alphabetically by country. There are excellent illustrations across almost every page which, in most cases, show a profile and deck view of the ship in question. Each individual ship from each class of ships is mentioned separately with all the relevant information from the date it was laid down to it’s fate.
Author=Hugh Lyon
Pages=273
Published=1978
Book Condtion=Excellent
| Weight | 1470 g |
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The first part of a 2 part series, that looks nostalgically but factually at the nature of the developments that saw that modernisation of Victoria’s Fleet. The period covered is 1830 to 1870 with four specific subjects, technological development, new tyoe of professional sailor, The Royal Family’s Interest and an account of sea power in action at the time.
The tactics and technology of underwater confrontation. Black and white and coloured illustrations.
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