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This book offers a rare view of working class life in the nineteen thirties and forties, and entry into the very different world of Royal Navys Wardrooms.
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This book offers a rare view of working class life in the nineteen thirties and forties, and entry into the very different world of Royal Navys Wardrooms.
author=Geoff Feasey
pages=318
Published=1999
Book Condtion=Ex public library book.library plate and stamp.generally excellent condition
| Weight | 580 g |
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Britain’s successful war with Argentina to repossess the Falklands witnessed the largest combined sea and air battles fought since the Second World War. The courage of Royal Navy commanders, sailors and pilots was put to a severe test on more than one occasion and was never found wanting. But there were tragic losses of men and ships and there remain disturbing questions which need to be answered.
Based entirely on first-hand accounts with all the principal theatres of the War recalled. Provides a collection of remarkable stories from brave and unassuming individuals.
The Royal dockyards, which have a tradition of shipbuilding that stretches back almost 500 years, have a fascinating history.
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