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Silent Warriors by Pamela Armstrong and Ron Young

Postby panzer-1 » Fri Dec 10, 2010 6:55 am

Silent Warriors
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Silent Warriors
Submarine Wrecks of the United Kingdom
Volume Three
Pamela Armstrong and Ron Young

Publication: 10th January 2011, £19.99 paperback original, 978-0-7524-5542-6

From the coast of north Cornwall to the Isle of Man, a detailed exploration of submarine wrecks in war and peace

The third book in a comprehensive trilogy exploring the British Isles’ submarine wrecks, this volume covers the vessels lost between the coast of north Cornwall and the Isle of Man. This area was a particularly pitiless arena in both the First and Second World Wars as a life or death struggle was played out between U-boats attempting to close sea-lanes and Allied ships striving to keep them open.

 Throws controversial new light on the Thetis disaster, based on material that hasn’t been examined before
 Based on years of international archival research and expert analysis
 Many first-hand accounts from those who escaped from stricken submarines
 Illustrated with photographs, charts and maps
 Includes lost SM Imperial and Kriegsmarine U-boats
 For each wreck, information is given about the date of the loss, technical specifications, a history of the sub and its final patrol, the fatalities and the site of the wreck

Pamela Armstrong is a former historical consultant for Tyne Tees Television. She lives in Blaydon-on-Tyne.
Ron Young spent 35 years wreck diving. His previous publications include: Silent Warriors, Volumes One and Two, Shipwrecks of the East Coast, Volumes One and Two. He lives in Houghton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear.



This book can be found at The History Press.
Direct sales – telephone: 01235 465577 or http://www.thehistorypress.co.uk
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