wfzimmerman’s review: “Terrific study of its subject from the always sterling U.S. Naval Institute.. The interest is limited more by the parameters of the situation. This is not as interesting as, say, SEALION, because there wasn’t really much that the Brits could have done that would have affected the outcome.”
US Naval Institute Press (1996), Hardcover, 316 pages
tags: First edition.
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