Captain Wynne of the Historical Section of the Cabinet Office produced this unique account of British threat responses to potential German conflict. The response was in four sections to different threats and used some documents that were later destroyed or filed under security restrictions – Strongly Recommended. Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/stopping-hitler-an-official-account-of-how-britain-planned-to-defend-itself-in-the-second-world-war/#more-4232]here.[/link]
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The author has provided a graphic account of the vital struggle for Antwerp, a story that has received very little previous coverage. The text is clear and graphic. The illustration captures the essence of the battle – A Rewarding Read, Recommended. Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/attack-on-the-scheldt-the-struggle-for-antwerp-1944/#more-4238]here.[/link]
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The author followed a career in the Royal Navy with a period at the Fleet Air Arm Museum, as curator, before making a new career in writing about naval history. The Royal Navy assembled a Task Force that was sent to the Pacific at the ending of war in Europe. – Very Highly Recommended. Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/the-british-pacific-fleet-the-royal-navys-most-powerful-strike-force/#more-4205]here.[/link]
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The author died in 1989, aged 90, but fortunately he took the time to write this enthralling account of one of the least told important stories of WWII. The Royal Navy attracted a wide range of very different individuals to the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in the months before the outbreak of WWII. The author was a barrister who became a specialist in investigating German underwater weapons and neutralising them – Very Highly Recommended. Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/secret-naval-investigator-the-battle-against-hitlers-secret-underwater-weapons/#more-4208]here.[/link]
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This is a revised edition of the outstanding and most complete account of cryptography and the Enigma machine. There have been claims that the work of code breakers shortened the war by two years, but it can be argued that it first avoided defeat and then made victory possible – Most Highly Recommended. Read the full review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/seizing-the-enigma-the-race-to-break-the-german-u-boa-codes-1939-1943/#more-4211]here.[/link]
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