The Loss of the Bismarck: An Avoidable Disaster by Graham Rhys-Jones
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The Loss of the Bismarck
The Loss of the Bismarck
Summary
The battleship Bismarck, flagship of the German Fleet Commander, was sunk by the British on her maiden voyage, 27 May 1941. By examining the role of high command in German naval strategic and operational decisions, this book shows how the disaster was probably the result of military strategy.
The Loss of the Bismarck Summary
About Graham Rhys-Jones
Graham Rhys-Jones was a Royal Navy aviation and anti-submarine specialist, serving in the Fleet Air Arm and in surface ships. He commanded a frigate when it was still fashionable to chase Russians. He held two appointments in Whitehall, and spent two years at the US Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, teaching strategy and operations to senior US and international personnel. He is now a defence consultant, and writes and lectures on maritime topics.
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GOR002538305
9780304355105
0304355100
The Loss of the Bismarck: An Avoidable Disaster by Graham Rhys-Jones
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Orion Publishing Co
20000706
272
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