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.

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.

Covers a period of the second World war that is of particular interest to historians. Will appeal to readers of military, maritime and air publications.

In Jane’s Naval History of World War II, he covers all the different types of warship that fought from the Atlantic and Arctic to the Pacific Ocean. From aircraft carriers to submarines, assault ships to destroyers and cruisers, his paintings bring to life the incredible variety of warships that took part in the greatest naval conflict in history.Naval historian Bernard Ireland offers new insights to the conflict, investigating how German U-boats ultimately lost the battle of the Atlantic while US submarines annihiliated Japan’s merchant navy. His own career in naval engineering enables him to reveal all sorts of hidden details that make Jane’s Naval History of World War II a radical new contribution to 20th century history.

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