The World Encyclopedia of Submarines, Destroyers & Frigates: Features 1300 wartime and modern identification photographs: a history of destroyers, of over 380 warships and submarines
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| Rating | : | 4.75 (829 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0754820920 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 512 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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Spending a working life with the Royal Naval Scientific Service and its successor organizations, Bernard Ireland gained experience in many aspects of naval research. John Parker has written more than 35 books published in over 75 editions worldwide, including many acclaimed military and investigative projects and high-profile biographies.
About the Author Spending a working life with the Royal Naval Scientific Service and its successor organizations, Bernard Ireland gained experience in many aspects of naval research. John Parker has written more than 35 books published in over 75 editions worldwide, including many acclaimed military and investigative projects and high-profile biographies. He has written many books on maritime technology and history. . In a parallel career, he has acted as freelance technical illustrator to major shipping companies and other organizations
"Great book, very detailed with excellent photographs of ships" according to Dustin Martin. Great book, very detailed with excellent photographs of ships, and detailed history behind each class. Highly recommend for any naval enthusiast.. "Submarines, Destroyers & Frigates Book Review" according to Kinney Yan. I wish this book was in a larger size such as 11 x 9 or bigger in order to make the font size easier to read along with bigger photographs to admire of all these warships and subs. I ended up buying another book about warships that had everything I was looking for although it was copyrighted in 2006.. He loved it! Bought this for my Father for his Birthday. He loved it!!
Charts a century of destroyer, frigate and submarine development, starting with the earliest vessels, through the two world wars and the Cold War, through to the incredible machines planned for construction in the 21st century.