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13 Sharks The Careers Of A Series Of Small Royal Navy Ships From The Glorious Revolution To Dday Grainger

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13 Sharks The Careers Of A Series Of Small Royal Navy Ships From The Glorious Revolution To Dday Grainger
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Publisher: Barnsley, South Yorkshire : Pen & Sword Maritime
File Extension: PDF
File size: 15.13 MB
Author: Grainger, John D., 1939- author
Language: English
Year: 2016

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13 Sharks The Careers Of A Series Of Small Royal Navy Ships From The Glorious Revolution To Dday Grainger by Grainger, John D., 1939- Author instant download after payment.

1 online resource (x, 233 pages) :, John D Grainger charts the careers of the thirteen vessels that have served the Royal Navy under the name HMS Shark. Despite the ferocious name, they have all been relatively small vessels including one brigantine, five sloops, one Sixth Rate, a gunvessel, four destroyers and a submarine. Collectively they therefore give a good representation of the various roles of these types, which receive far less attention than larger, more glamorous ships. Furthermore, as the first entered service in 1699 and the last was sunk in 1944 (having the dubious distinction of being the only Allied vessel lost on D-Day), they illustrate the changes and continuities in the Royal Navy and war at sea across almost 250 years. In each case the author considers the origin of the ship, the purpose for which it was designed and employed, its captains and where possible its crew, as well as the activities of the ship itself and its final fate; in addition background information of a general nature is included as a necessary context for those actions, Includes bibliographical references and index, Print version record, Map; Abbreviations; Introduction; Chapter 1 Shark I: A Brigantine, 1691-1698; Chapter 2 Shark II, A Sloop, 1699-1703; Chapter 3 Shark III: a Sloop, 1711-1732; Chapter 4 Shark IV: a Sloop, 1732-1755; Chapter 5 Shark V: a Sloop, 1775-1778, and a Fireship, 1778-1783; Chapter 6 Shark VI: a Sixth Rate, 1780; Chapter 7 Shark VII: a Sloop, 1779-1818, Part One: 1779-1794; Chapter 8 Shark VIII: a Gunvessel, 1794-1795; Chapter 9 Shark VII: a Sloop, 1779-1818, Part Two: 1794-1818; Interlude, 1818-1894; Chapter 10 Shark IX: a Destroyer, 1894-1911; Chapter 11 Shark X: a Destroyer, 1912-1916, Chapter 12 Shark XI: a Destroyer, 1918-1931Chapter 13 Shark XII: a Submarine, 1934-1940; Chapter 14 Shark XIII: a Destroyer, 1943-1944; Conclusion; Notes; Index

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