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Kriegsmarine Uboats 193945 2 Gordon Williamson

Name: Kriegsmarine Uboats 193945 2 Gordon Williamson
SKU: BELL-11930218
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.72 MB

Pages: 48

Author: Gordon Williamson

ISBN: 9781841763644, 1841763640

Language: English

Year: 2002

Volume: 55

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Kriegsmarine Uboats 193945 2 Gordon Williamson by Gordon Williamson 9781841763644, 1841763640 instant download after payment.

This title follows from New Vanguard 51: Kriegsmarine U-boats 1939–45 (1) and charts the continuing development of the U-boat in German service, including the evolution of the Type IX as a long range 'cruiser' intended for solo operations in distant waters. Also covered is the revolutionary Type XXI, conceived of in 1942 and launched in April 1944, the first true submarine rather than submersible, whose arrival was just too late to influence the war. Other vessels covered are the Type XXIII, a small vessel armed with only two torpedoes but technically highly advanced, and the Type X minelayers, which were rarely used in their intended role and more often used as supply boats.