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One Hundred Days: The Memoirs of the Falklands Battle Group Commander

Patrick Robinson

Sandy Woodward

Biographies & Memoirs

Naval_Institute_Press

Updated for the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War, this is the bestselling, highly-acclaimed and most famous account of the conflict, written by the commander of the British Task Force. On 5 April 1982, three days after the invasion of the Falkland Islands, British armed forces were ordered to sail 8,000 miles to the South Atlantic unaware of what lay ahead of them or whether they would be committed to war with Argentina. In these engrossing memoirs, Admiral Sandy Woodward, Task Force commander from the aircraft carrier Hermes, takes us from day one to day one hundred of the conflict; from sailing through the waters of the Atlantic with hopes of a political settlement fading, and war becoming increasingly likely, to the repulse of the Argentinian navy and the daring amphibious landing at San Carlos Water. The war, which cost the lives of over 1,000 men, has left a legacy of many historical debates and controversies, from the sinking of ships such as HMS Coventry, HMS Sheffield and Sir Galahad, and the Argentinian cruiser, the Belgrano, to wider issues such as what was it like to command and fight a modern air and naval war, the biggest naval action since World War II. 'One Hundred Days' is unique as a dramatic portrayal of the world of modern naval warfare, where despite the use of sophisticated equipment and communications, the margins for human error and courage were as wide as they were in the days of Nelson.

One Hundred Days: Memoirs of the Falklands Battle Group Commander

Flamingo

With individual thoroughbred racehorses costing millions of pounds each, the explosion in the bloodstock industry in the 1980s was the ultimate gamble of the decade - symbol of the business euphoria of the times. Tracing the events of how Sangster and his elite Irish racing experts took the world's most prestigious bloodstock auction, the Keeneland Sales in Kentucky, by storm and written with the co-operation of Sangster himself, this book is the inside track on a breathtaking bid to corner the thoroughbred market. The shock waves from the spectacular crash that followed are still reverberating throughout the world of the sport of kings

Horsetrader: Robert Sangster and the Rise and Fall of the Sport of Kings

Harpercollins

A New York Times Bestselling Author If the massive crater of the volcano Cumbre Vieja on the island of La Palma in the Canary Islands was ever to erupt, it would send a mega-tsunami with waves more than 150 feet high crashing onto American shores, destroying cities from Miami to Boston. Now, what if someone sent a nuclear missle into the volcano and blew it up? Ravi Rashood has come up with just such a scheme, and it's up to United States Admiral Arnold Morgan to stop Rashood before the unimaginable happens.

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Literature & Fiction

Literary

Harper Large Print

Shark Mutiny

HarperCollins, Publishers

560pages. 17,6x10,8x3,6cm. Broché.

Kilo Class

Genre Fiction

Arrow

The Shark Mutiny

This is set in 2007. The strait of Hormuz is ablaze with the wreckage of three gigantic supertankers. World oil prices skyrocket. US Military Intelligence concludes that behind this catastrophe at the gateway to the Gulf stands Iran, assisted by an expansionist China. The US Navy thunders across Hormuz. The Presidents National Security Adviser, Admiral Arnold Morgan, threatens the Iranian Navy with annihilation. Then he rounds on China, unleashing the US Navy SEALS to deal mortal blows to China's ambitions in the Indian Ocean. The scenario is lethal as the SEAL try to fight their way out of the swamps of Burma...and that's when the Commanding Officer of the nuclear submarine USS Shark throws the entire operation into jeopardy.

The Shark Mutiny: a horribly compelling and devastatingly thrilling adventure that will get under the skin…

Random House]

Barracuda 945

Major Ray Kerman, a high-ranking SAS officer and renowned submariner, mysteriously disappears amidst a blood bath on the streets of Hebron. In the following months, a series of utterly devastating Hamas terrorist hits, stuns the British and American governments. Plainly, a military genius is at work. Kerman, intelligence ch

Language:Chinese.Paperback. Pub Date :2007-4-1 Pages: 582 Publisher: Central Compilation and Translation Press Ravi Rashood. the arch-villain of Robinsons 2003 adventure. Barracuda 945. returns for another round with Adm Arnold Morgan. national security adviser for the former. . US president. a militaristic Republican Rashood and Morgans showdown takes on some of the aura of the HolmesMoriarty duel-Rashood has even named his new submarine Barracuda II-thanks. in part. to Robinsons rather plummy prose; not even Clive Cussler would have a character utter Streuth as an expletive At 64. the crusty Morgan has earned his retirement and married his longtime love (and longer-time secretary). Kathy OBrien The recently elected Democratic president. peacenik Charles McBride. has little use for Morgans services..; . Morgans sidelining gives Hamas General Rashood the opening he needs to ...

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Contemporary

Arrow Books

Born to Win: A Life-long Struggle to Capture the America's Cup

JOHN BERTRAND

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