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A collection of 190 old photographs, with informative captions, illustrating the ships and personnel of the Royal Navy from 1849-1914.
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A collection of 190 old photographs, with informative captions, illustrating the ships and personnel of the Royal Navy from 1849-1914.
author=Wilfrid Pym Trotter
pages=170
Published=1975
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 660 g |
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Account of the Royal Navy’s submarines throughout their first 100 years of operations. Includes important technical developments and specification tables, analysis of single submarines or a whole class of craft, notable actions, important individuals and more unusual events are all examined in detail. The book gives a chronological, class-by-class analysis of all British subamrine classes.
This authoritative study, summarises the history, achievements. and traditions, and traces the technical development of the British submarine service from its formation until the 1970s. British submarine operations in WW2 are very well covered. A chronological table – with technical data – lists every class of British submarine from 1901 to 1973.
Reminiscences of a Naval Office. Inc. much of WWI interest. Life beehind the scenes in the Royal Navy in the early part of the 20th century.
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