WW2 British RN Tribals Battles and Darings The Genesis of the Modern Destroyer New Hardcover Reference Book

WW2 British RN Tribals Battles and Darings: The Genesis of the Modern Destroyer is a new hardcover reference book examining the development and service history of the Royal Navy’s Tribal, Battle, and Daring-class destroyers during the Second World War. This volume details the design evolution, technical specifications, and operational roles of these destroyer classes, illustrating their significance in naval warfare and their influence on post-war naval architecture. The book provides factual information on construction features, armament, engineering advancements, and modifications implemented during wartime service. Contextual analysis is offered on their deployment in various theaters, including the Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Pacific, with coverage of their actions, effectiveness, and associated losses. Numerous period photographs, plans, and diagrams supplement the text, making it a comprehensive resource for historians, researchers, and collectors interested in British naval history and ship design, particularly the transition to modern destroyer concepts during the mid-twentieth century.  Total of 176 pages.