WW2 British Women’s Royal Naval Service A Game of Birds and Wolves Used Hardcover Reference Book

**WW2 British Women’s Royal Naval Service: A Game of Birds and Wolves Used Hardcover Reference Book** This used hardcover reference book, titled “A Game of Birds and Wolves,” examines the critical role of the British Women’s Royal Naval Service (WRNS) during the Second World War. Focusing on the innovative tactics developed by the WRNS and Royal Navy personnel, the book details how these women contributed to anti-submarine warfare in the Battle of the Atlantic, particularly through strategic simulation exercises. The volume provides historical analysis, personal accounts, and descriptions of key operations. It discusses how the WRNS, often referred to as Wrens, worked alongside military strategists to develop countermeasures against German U-boat threats. With photographs, diagrams, and archival material, this reference offers an academically grounded overview of the WRNS’s contributions. Suitable for historical research, it provides context on the integration of women into naval operations and the evolution of military strategy during the conflict. This is a used copy.  Total of 309 pages.