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The Royal Oak disaster

Snyder, Gerald S.

Kimber

The regiments depart: A history of the British Army, 1945-1970

Engineering & Transportation

Blaxland, Gregory

Engineering

<p>Text: English, German (translation)</p>

For the record: My years with Ferrari

Lauda, Niki

Seven Deadly Sins: Stories of the Macabre

Literature & Fiction

Keith Lanyon Jones

Short Stories & Anthologies

Clipped wings

Ormes, Ian

My favourite story: An anthology

Baker, Denys Val (ed.)

<p>23 b/w plates, 3 plans, gilt lettering to spine, slightly wear at top edge of dust jacket, text and illustrations are clean, bright and tight throughout</p>

Murder with a double tongue: The enigma of Clarissa Manson

Shankland, Peter

Our life in the Highlands

Victoria

In the summer of 1942 one of the main issues in the balance was the fate of Malta. The island was still a bastion of the Royal Navy in the Mediterranean and a constant threat to the supply route for the enemy land forces in North Africa. It bravely resisted every onslaught of the Axis powers, but food supplies were desperately short and fuel oil running low. In August of that year Operation Pedestal was launched - a last attempt to relieve Malta. Fourteen merchant ships were allocated to it and the Royal Navy provided the most powerful force ever to escort a convoy including four aircraft carriers. Operating from Sardinia and Sicily, the Germans and Italians let fly with their shore-based aircraft on an unprecedented scale. The losses on the British side were appalling, but the objective was achieved and the blockade of Malta was finally lifted.

Pedestal: the Malta convoy of August, 1942,

History

SMITH, PETER

Europe

SOE assignment

Hamilton-Hill, Donald

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