Most of it written in an approachable and digestible style, allowing the reader to understand how it was that the foremost land power of Sparta managed to beat the all-powerful navy of Athens, at sea.
The Armourer, May 2018

A translation into English of a biography originally published in German in 1983. Teddy Suhren was something of a rebel and got away with it because he was a very effective U-Boat skipper – Much Recommended. Read the complete review [link=https://www.thehistorypress.co.uk/publication/tank-hunter/9780750982467/]here.[/link]
Firetrench

This is original source material provided by German military officers and sensitively edited into book form. It provides a fascinating insight into the German views of naval aviation and the war at sea – Most Highly Recommended. Read the complete review [link=http://reviews.firetrench.com/the-luftwaffe-and-the-war-at-sea-1939-1945-as-seen-by-officers-of-the-kreigsmarine-and-the-luftwaffe/#more-4833]here.[/link]
Firetrench

Article: '[i]Conrad Waters assesses the long career of the Royal Navy Town class cruiser, which played a major role in World War II and outlasted her contemporaries[/i]'.
Ships Monthly, April 2018

This book by Robert Stern follows many other very good books by the same author. What would have happened if the naval treaties signed after WW1 had not taken place? We know most nations had some grandiose plans, but that collectively none could really afford them, nor for the naval race to continue. Naval officers wanted to ensure they were not left behind, yet understood that some sort of arrangement would have to take place because of the financial strife each nation was finding itself in with huge debts left over from the war. The result is well covered by the author as he discusses what was projected, what was feasible, and what actually transpired. It was a time of a great depression, of social turmoil following the war, yet remaining distrust of former enemies and allies alike. The book is extremely good reading and is highly recommended. I give it ★★★★★ stars for its readability and subject matter.
Malcolm Wright, Australian Maritime Artist & Author