Bernard Ireland Bücher

The book offers an in-depth analysis of the Allies' enduring battle against the Nazi U-boat menace, challenging the conventional belief that the outcome was precariously balanced. Bernard Ireland, a respected naval historian, draws on both historical and contemporary evidence to provide a fresh perspective on this critical aspect of World War II, revealing insights that may reshape readers' understanding of the naval conflict.

Traces the history of the aircraft carrier using photographs, illustrations, maps, and an authoritative text.

The book provides a comprehensive exploration of amphibious warfare's historical evolution, featuring an illustrated directory of various ocean-going vessels, amphibious craft, and landing ships. It includes 575 photographs that enhance the understanding of these military technologies, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts and historians alike. The updated content reflects the latest developments in the field, offering insights into the strategic importance and operational use of these vessels throughout history.

This comprehensive guide showcases 120 destroyers, accompanied by more than 400 identification photographs. It serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts and historians, providing detailed visual references and insights into the design and specifications of various destroyers. The extensive imagery enhances the understanding of these naval vessels, making it an essential addition for anyone interested in maritime history or naval warfare.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of the evolution of aircraft carriers, detailing their historical significance and technological advancements. It features a comprehensive visual directory showcasing 200 aviation ships from around the globe, spanning nearly a century. This updated edition enhances the understanding of these pivotal naval vessels through rich illustrations and informative descriptions.