โ Scribed by McComb, Dave (David W.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
48 pages : 25 cm
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While not a comprehensive review like Friedman, this book gave a solid overview of the various classes of pre-war destroyers and was an enjoyable read.
The Royal Navy entered World War II with a large but eclectic fleet of destroyers. Some of these were veterans of World War I, fit only for escort duties. Most, though, had been built during the interwar period and were regarded as both reliable and versatile. Yet danger lurked across the seas as ne
The Royal Navy entered World War II with a large but eclectic fleet of destroyers. Some of these were veterans of World War I, fit only for escort duties. Most though, had been built during the inter-war period, and were regarded as both reliable and versatile. Danger though lurked across the seas a
The Royal Navy entered World War II with a large but eclectic fleet of destroyers. Some of these were veterans of World War I, fit only for escort duties. Most, though, had been built during the interwar period and were regarded as both reliable and versatile. Yet danger lurked across the seas as ne
American Navy cruisers built prior to World Wat II saw extensive action throughout the Pacific War, in both surface actions like Guadalcanal, and carrier battles like Midway.<br /><br />Designed and produced under the regulations of the Washington Naval Treaty, the heavy cruisers of the Pensacola, N