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Photo album, one view per page with extended caption. This is not a history but an attempt to capture something of the spirit of the Fleet Air Arm through a collection of photographs put together over a number of years.
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Photo album, one view per page with extended caption. This is not a history but an attempt to capture something of the spirit of the Fleet Air Arm through a collection of photographs put together over a number of years.
Author=CRD D.A. Hobbs
Pages=96
Published=1990
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 279 g |
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Provides descriptions and comprehensive details of all the cruisers in service with the Royal and Commonwealth navies from the first generation cruisers built in 1879 to the Tiger class., the last British cruisers that were built. Every cruiser is covered with concise details of its history and eventual fate. Profusely illustrated with photographs.
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Biography of the first Royal Navy ship of her type, following her adventures to the point in the Battle of Jutland when she perished in spectacular style under a hail of German shells.
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