Very Clean and tight, writing behind front cover

The Bluejackets' Manual

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

U.S. Naval Institute

Very sight signs of age or use to 1957 copy. DJ is laid in pieces with some damage. Map on inside cover pages, Many photos.Author was a mine sweeping expert, foreign language expert, prisoner of war in 1920. 1943 assigned to duty in Italy where he directed the Tunisian convoys. eventually became commander of naval forces there.

Der Seekrieg;: The German Navy's story, 1939-1945

Ruge, Friedrich

Book by Browne, Henry R., Browne, Symmes E.

From the fresh-water Navy: 1861-64;: The letters of Acting Master's Mate Henry R. Browne and Acting Ensign Symmes E. Browne (Naval letters series)

History

Milligan, John D.

Americas

Modern ship design,

Gillmer, Thomas Charles

Authoritative coverage of the year's events people, facts, and issues associated with the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marines is presented in these hard bound volumes of the Proceedings Naval Review. Each volume features photos and assignments of the flag and general officers of the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and NOAA.

Naval Review 1988

Paul (editor) Stillwell

Nothing too daring;: A biography of Commodore David Porter, 1780-1843

Long, David Foster

Military

Round-Shot to Rockets A History of the Washington Navy Yard and U.S. Naval Gun Factory

Peck, Taylor

Modern history of warships;: Comprising a discussion of present standpoint and recent war experiences, for the use of students of naval construction, ... and others interested in naval matters

William Hovgaard

Horatio Nelson was the greatest naval commander of his age. In this masterly analysis of his fighting career, the acclaimed naval historian Oliver Warner examines every battle in which he participated, but concentrates on the three in which his command as an admiral was crucial. The first was the Battle of the Nile in which the bulk of Napoleon's fleet was brilliantly destroyed, so eliminating the risk to Britain's Indian possessions. In 1801 under Sir Hyde Parker he fought the Battle of Copenhagen, which ensured the supply of Scandinavian spars that kept the Royal Navy in fighting trim. Nelson's final battle at Trafalgar in which the French and Spanish fleets were shattered bore out the truth of the Earl St Vincent's earlier reply when asked if the French could invade England: 'I do not say that they cannot come, but I do say that they cannot come by sea'.

Nelson's battles

WARNER, Oliver

The Bluejackets' Manual : The United States Navy

United States Navy

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