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Weapons Of Desperation German Frogmen And Midget Submarines Of The Second World War First Edition Paterson

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Weapons Of Desperation German Frogmen And Midget Submarines Of The Second World War First Edition Paterson
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Publisher: Naval Inst Pr
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 12.62 MB
Pages: 256
Author: Paterson, Lawrence
ISBN: 9781526713490, 9781526713476, 9781591149293, 1526713470, 1591149290, 1526713497
Language: English
Year: 2022
Edition: First Edition

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Weapons Of Desperation German Frogmen And Midget Submarines Of The Second World War First Edition Paterson by Paterson, Lawrence 9781526713490, 9781526713476, 9781591149293, 1526713470, 1591149290, 1526713497 instant download after payment.

As the Third Reich headed for destruction, German ingenuity in the naval field turned to unconventional weapons – midget submarines, radio-controlled explosive boats, and various forms of underwater sabotage. This is one of the last un-chronicled areas of World War II naval history and this well-known author describes how, facing overwhelming odds, German sailors – most of them volunteers – mounted attacks that were little better than suicide missions. Judged by their effect on the Allied advance, their successes were slight, but there seems to have been no collapse of morale and the indomitable bravery of those involved makes riveting reading. Pieced together from fragmentary sources, this largely untold story uncovers some of the most desperate operations of the War.

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