Naval warfare in the twentieth century, 1900-1945 : essays in honour of Arthur Marder
Title:
Naval warfare in the twentieth century, 1900-1945 : essays in honour of Arthur Marder
Author:
Marder, Arthur Jacob.
Publication Information:
London : Croom Helm ; New York : Crane Russak, [1977]
©1977
Physical Description:
243 pages ; 23 cm
General Note:
"The published writings of Arthur J. Marder": p. 233-234.
Includes index.
Language:
English
Contents:
Kemp, P. From Tryon to Fisher.--Mackay, R. F. Historical reinterpretations of the Anglo-German naval rivalry.--Kennedy, P. M. Fisher and Tirpitz.--Schofield, B. Jacky Fisher, HMS Indomitable and the dogger bank action.--Sweetman, J. Coronel.--Higham, R. The peripheral weapon in wartime. Gusewelle, J. K. Science and the admiralty during World War I.--Slessor, J. Admiralty command policy in two World Wars.--Gretton, P. The U-boat campaign in two World Wars.--Asada, S. Japanese admirals and the politics of naval limitation.--Braisted, W. R. On the American red and red-orange plans, 1919-1939.--Hunt, B. and Schurman D. Prelude to Dieppe.--Douglas, W. A. B. Conflict and innovation in the Royal Canadian Navy, 1939-1945.
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ISBN:
9780844810140
Format :
Book
