Cruisers that fought in WWII descended from sail-powered frigates of the 18th and 19th century. These vessels were designed for long-range independent operation (cruising) to gain information about the movement of an enemy, to raid the enemy's commerce, or to track down enemy commerce raiders. This title covers Germany's WWII Light and Heavy Cruisers of the Kriegsmarine. Included are the Light Cruisers Emden, Karlshuhe, Koln, Konigs, Leipzig and Nurnberg, and the Heavy Cruisers Admiral Hipper, Blucher, and Prinz Eugen. Also covers 'Z' Plan and Shipboard Aircraft. Illustrated with 120 b/w photos, 6 color profiles, 19 b/w line drawings; 50 pages.
... E J. STANMORE G. J. STANTON L. A. STANTON M. D. STAPLES B. C. STAPLES B. W. STAPLETON J. STAPLETON J. R. STAPLETON K. A. STAR N. A. STARCEVICH G. E. STARK A. M. STARK D. J. STARK J. W. STARK L. F. STARK T. STARK Y. A. STARLING G. H. ...
This book has as its subject the French armoured cruisers built from the late 1880s until shortly before the outbreak of the Great War, beginning with the revolutionary Dupuy-de-Lome, the world s first modern armoured cruiser, and ending ...
Axis Cruisers
I serien" WW2 Fact Files" behandles her krydserens rolle i den 2. verdenskrigs søkrigsførelse.
Axis Cruisers
WWII naval adventure.
Allied Cruisers
The Lost Souls and Ghosts of HMAS Sydney II 1941
"On 19 November 1941 ... HMAS Sydney fought a close-quarters naval battle with the German armed raider HSK Kormoran, off ... the West Australian coast. Both ships suffered mortal damage and later sank.
This is the story of the battle that sank the Sydney, of World War II, and of wartime tricks. It is the story of the clues that were pieced together to lead to the discovery of the watery grave of the young Australians.