The subject of both books immediately appealed to this reviewer, who has a keen interest in maritime airpower, and having […]
The subject of both books immediately appealed to this reviewer, who has a keen interest in maritime airpower, and having […]
None of these three volumes on naval aviation in the Second World War are conventional naval history books. The second […]
Creating a new Navy involves far more than building ships and acquiring manpower: as complex state-funded organisations navies must be […]
It’s unusual to be asked to review naval fiction for The Naval Review. So, I was interested to read Mr […]
This volume is an amazing encyclopaedic, catalogue of British warships lost between 1920 and 1982, by far the greatest number […]
The career of Admiral of the Fleet, Viscount Cunningham of Hyndhope (1883-1963) provides the classic example of “the right man, […]
Mensun Bound is a fifth-generation Falkland Islander and, probably, the most illustrious underwater archaeologist of our times. He was brought […]
This was a mostly enjoyable book, which flows well in a style intended for the general reader. It comprises 15 […]
The author, Julia Jones, is a writer, editor and classic yacht owner. She is Literary Contributor for Yachting Monthly magazine. Her […]
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