WW2 Canadian The Battle of the St. Lawrence Used Hardcover Reference Book

The Battle of the St. Lawrence is a used hardcover reference book detailing the series of military engagements that took place in Canadian waters during the Second World War. Focusing on the involvement of both Canadian naval and air force units, the book examines the German U-boat offensive launched against shipping convoys in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and along the lower St. Lawrence River from 1942 to 1944. Providing an overview of the strategic importance of these waterways, it discusses the measures taken by Canadian forces to counteract submarine threats and protect vital supply lines. The reference work includes factual accounts, operational analyses, and documented outcomes of key incidents. Featuring period photographs, maps, and appendices, it serves as a factual resource for researchers and collectors interested in the Canadian home front and naval warfare during World War II. The volume exhibits signs of prior use consistent with reference library volumes.  Total of 286 pages.