Hankey: man of secrets

Roskill, Stephen Wentworth

Collins

Winston Churchill enjoyed two stints as First Lord of the Admiralty, at the start of the First World War and at the start of the Second. He retained close interest in naval matters, especially as the defeat of the U-boat menace was so vital in both wars to maintain the vital supplies so necessary for Britain's war efforts. Indeed, Churchill later said that this was the only thing that had threatened the ultimate Allied victory.

Churchill and the admirals

The war at sea, 1939-1945 (History of the Second World War : United Kingdom military series)

History

Military

H.M. Stationery Off

Winston Churchill enjoyed two stints as First Lord of the Admiralty, at the start of the First World War and at the start of the Second. He retained close interest in naval matters, especially as the defeat of the U-boat menace was so vital in both wars to maintain the vital supplies so necessary for Britain’s war efforts. Indeed, Churchill later said that this was the only thing that had threatened the ultimate Allied victory

Morrow

Original dust jacket encased in clear plastic book cover. No missing or loose pages. Spine is straight with no damage.

Naval Policy Between the Wars, Vol. 1: The Period of Anglo-American Antagonism, 1919-1929

Europe

Walker

Hankey : Man of Secrets : Volume II 1919-1931

Naval_Institute_Press

Originally published in 1957 by William Collins &amp; Sons Ltd., this reprint of the story of a British WWII warship includes an introduction on the background of the ship and the author's education and career. Contains b&amp;w photos, maps, and illustrations. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Hms Warspite: The Story of a Famous Battleship (CLASSICS OF NAVAL LITERATURE)

Science & Math

Technology

Naval Inst Pr

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