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The Grand Fleet Warship Design And Development 19061922 David K Brown

Name: The Grand Fleet Warship Design And Development 19061922 David K Brown
SKU: BELL-7416468
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Publisher: Naval Institute Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 11.14 MB

Pages: 208

Author: David K. Brown

ISBN: 9781848320857, 184832085X

Language: English

Year: 2010

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The Grand Fleet Warship Design And Development 19061922 David K Brown by David K. Brown 9781848320857, 184832085X instant download after payment.

In this book, the sequel to the highly acclaimedWarrior to Dreadnought, renowned warship author D. K. Brown brings his knowledge and experience as a warship designer to the story of the Royal Navy's development of World War I warships and the influence of that conflict on future warship design. The launch of HMSDreadnoughtin 1906 ushered in one of the most rapid periods of warship development in history, and only ten years after this all-big-gun, turbine-powered battleship was completed, two entire fleets of Dreadnoughts would meet at Jutland and put the work of the prewar designers to the ultimate test.