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This subcategory contains 17 links Dedicated to the legendary German battleship Bismarck. A tribute to the sailors on this German battleship. Describes U-boat attack on a merchant convoy during the Battle of the Atlantic. Covering our Peacetime Navy and our Wartime Navy and including combat operations up to 1 March 1944. by Admiral Ernest J. King, Commander in Chief, United States Fleet, and Chief of Naval Operations (Issued 23 April 1944) Here are the 38 pages, actual size, of a little booklet titled Mulvaney on Bomb Disposal, Supplement to Intelligence Bulletin No. 85, dated 15 September 1945. [NAVORD FORM 1697 (BDS) (g/45)] During World War II only one US Navy warship with an all African American crew saw combat. AND SO ... An Autobiography by HAROLD J. SIDDALL Learn about the strategic considerations both sides had to assess as they prepared to fight this historic conflict, where it happened, when it happened, and the resulting aftermath. good site. "All you want to know about the U-boat bases of the second world war in France, including some photos, maps, descriptions and history for each base." Massive site. The problem addressed is the extent to which the United States Navy used Ultra, or Special Intelligence, in the campaign against the German U-boats. Information was gathered through published and unpublished sources. An often neglected subject. Ship history color photos |
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