Translated and annotated by Darrin Boland, this thick (700 pages) book would at first sight seem very dreary. Russia was, historically, very much a...
The importance of pearling to the maritime history of Australia is oft forgotten. Without the expensive marketing campaigns of a handful of modern cultured...
For the past three or four years the Baird Maritime portal has seemingly featured news about newly launched tugs almost daily. Interestingly, the tug...
The construction of this series of 70 World War II-style ships commenced in 1948 in four Soviet shipyards with the first commissioned in February 1950....
In early 1775, when the American Revolutionary War commenced, the Royal Navy was suffering severely from cut backs following the Seven Years War with...
Another in the excellent Kagero Publishing series of detailed reviews of famous historic warships. This first rate publication describes the large,...
This little book, one of the Casemate Short History series, offers a comprehensive overview of the US Marine Corps, past, present and future. It also...
For most of the 1930s, Winston Churchill was an intensely frustrated man. He clearly saw the perils inherent in the rise of Hitler and Mussolini and...
The small, five month, slice of the much wider Second World War described in this fine book was a hyperactive one. It saw dramatic changes in the chess...
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