The Navy: 1939 To The Present Day (1997) By Max Arthur
 
Following on from The True Glory: The Royal Navy From 1914-1939, this book explores the history of the Royal Navy from the beginning of World War II, to the present day. It is based entirely on first-hand accounts, and all of the principle theatres of war are recalled. The first part of the book examines the battle of the River Plate and Dunkirk, to D-Day and the Pacific war, the U-boat threat in the Atlantic, the Bismark, the Mediterranean and the fall of Crete and the convoys to Malta and the North Sea and Arctic convoys. The memories of the men involved recreate the campaigns, including both surviving naval VC holders.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
416 Pages 
In Fair to Good Condition