This is a book to get immersed in and we highly recommend it to everyone with any interest in the sixteenth century generally and the development of naval warfare in particular. Read the full review [link=https://www.clash-of-steel.co.uk/reviews/view/277]here[/link]
Clash of Steel

The Modern Cruiser is a very detailed book covering every aspect of those vessels from drawing board to combat performance. Stern examines individual ships and classes throughout, highlighting improvements but also their problems. The result is a real sense of evolution, befitting the book’s subtitle. Stern’s discussion of the politics of Cruiser building is well-balanced and informative, particularly the chapters on between-the-wars initiatives. A superb collection of photographs illustrates Stern’s thoroughly researched and well-written book. Anyone interested in 20th Century warships will enjoy this book. Read the full review [link=https://hamsterwrangler.com/beating-tsundoku/the-evolution-of-cruisers/?fbclid=IwAR1wBDYS7cl_foWi4suVVe1BjEZFhLOQX-whZO4vBMmWKEuF_MIgOVBliM0]here[/link]
Beating Tsundoku

An excellent addition to the Images of War series and one that I think can be enjoyed by both aircraft and naval enthusiasts while also being a very useful reference for modellers. Read the full review [link=https://www.militarymodelscenenew.com/book-reviews-1/Essex-Class-Aircraft-Carriers-1943-1991]here[/link]
Military Model Scene, Robin Buckland

If Germany's Great War gamble... is the subtitle of this fascinating piece of military history - only it backfired, and caused President Wilson to declare war on the Germans and turned the tide in favour of the allied forces. Terrific.
Books Monthly

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