‘WW1 WW2 Cold War Britain: The History Of Ships Reference Book’ offers an in-depth exploration into the pivotal role of ships in British history through two World Wars and the Cold War era. This comprehensive volume, published in 1988, spans 314 pages filled with detailed information, stunning photographs, and vivid color illustrations. The book meticulously delineates the evolution of naval vessels, technological advancements, and the strategic importance of maritime power. Perfect for historians, enthusiasts, and model builders alike, this softcover edition encapsulates the heroism, engineering marvels, and historical significance of British ships during some of the most tumultuous periods of the 20th century. Whether you are conducting research or simply have a passion for naval history, this book serves as an essential reference, chronicling the ships that not only defined Britain’s naval fleet but also its legacy on the world stage.
WW1 WW2 Cold War Britain The History Of Ships Reference Book
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A soft cover used condition The History Of Ships Reference Book with a total of 314 pages. Contains information and many photos and colour illustrations regarding the history of Ships. This edition was published in 1988.
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