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by Steve R. Dunn. Hardback (6.5×9.5 inches). 320 pages. 2025. Subtitle: The Battles of Coronel & the Falklands 1914 The German East Asiatic Squadron gave the British the slip in China thanks to a British error in judgment that sent
by Paul Brown. Hardback (horizontal: 9.7×12.8 inches). 272 pages. 2026. It has the look of a photo book, and it contains many, but the text delves into the design, development, and deployment of UK submarines during the Cold War. Classes
by Brian E. Walter. Softcover (6.0×9.0 inches). 332 pages. 2026 reprint of 2020 book. Subtitle: Britain’s Maritime Struggle in the Atlantic and Northwest Europe 1939-1945 The subtitle says it all — a nice one-volume encapsulation of the naval battle in
by Angus Konstam Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Royal Navy’s Biggest Carrier Campaign The US Navy gets the lion’s share of histories about the invasion of Okinawa and the battle against kamikazes. Yet, the British Royal Navy
by Mark Lardas Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 80 pages. 2026. Most U-boats attacked Allied cargo ships, but five major British ships were sunk by U-Boats: aircraft carriers HMS Eagle, HMS Ark Royal, and HMS Courageous and battleships HMS Royal Oak and
by Enrico Cernushi. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 80 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Fierce Naval Battle With Austria-Hungary Italy and Austria-Hungary (A-H) were rivals with a variety of older ships squaring off in the Adriatic Sea. When Italy finally declared war in
. . by Lawrence Paterson. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 80 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Germany’s Coastal Naval Command This volume in the series covers German small-boat and ship actions from S-boat through destroyers in the English Channel with some extension into the
. . by Angus Konstam. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 48 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Britain’s Battleship-Calibre Gunboats Every once in a while, you read about British monitors firing shells in support of D-Day and subsequent operations. Monitors were not battleships, but carried
. . by Brian Lane Herder. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 56 pages. 2025. When I think of WWI naval warfare, the US Navy doesn’t leap to the forefront. That’s not a knock against the USN, just that most histories center on
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