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Focusing on the limited fleet of the Kriegsmarine, this book delves into the history and significance of the four battleships launched between 1935 and 1941. It explores their design, operational roles, and the strategic context within which they were developed, providing insights into naval warfare during that era. The narrative highlights the technological advancements and challenges faced by these vessels, offering a detailed examination of their impact on maritime history.

Suzutsuki (Japanese large World War II destroyer) Akizuki type, in service from 1943 to the end of the war. "Suzutsuki" was the third ship in a series of large Akizuki-type destroyers specifically designed as anti-aircraft defense ships, whose main armament consisted of 8 universal guns of 100 mm caliber, with excellent ballistic characteristics.

This book delves into the history and significance of two lesser-known battleships from World War II, offering insights into their design, operational roles, and the impact they had on naval warfare. Through detailed analysis and research, it uncovers the stories behind these vessels, highlighting their contributions and the strategic decisions surrounding their deployment. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of naval history and the technological advancements of the era.

The SS Red Oak Victory is now a museum ship in Richmond, California. It is a cargo ship of the type Victory. It was put into service at the end of 1944, and she was in service until 1968.The ship was built for three months at the large Permanente Metals Company shipyard in Richmond. On January 10, 1945, she began her maiden voyage to Pearl Harbor.

The new format of the book - A4 pages, archive photos, color profiles, mate coated paper, and soft cover binding.