Brittische Marine Bücher

Beeler, J: 2001 UK, hardcover with dustjacket 224 pages, with photos, plans and an index. Birth of the Battleship examines the crucial decade of 1870-1881 when British capital ship design underwent fundamental transformation, challenging...

Naish, G.P.B.: 1964 London, softcover 55 pages. Flying in the Royal Navy 1914-1964 is a picture book that illustrated and supplemented a special exhibition held at the National Maritime Museum in 1964 to commemorate the 50th anniversary...

Hague, Arnold: 1993 World Ship Society, softcover 124 pages, with many photos and history and photo of every ship. A comprehensive history of British sloop development and deployment from the interwar period through World War II,...

Brook, P: 1999 Word Ship Society UK, softcover 243 pages, with many photos and index of ships. Most of the ships a photo or plan, with history and other details. a comprehensive reference documenting all warships built by Armstrong...

English, J: 2001 World Ship Society, softcover 151 pages, with photos, detailed information and history. A comprehensive naval history documenting British fleet destroyers from 1937 to 1943, covering their construction, specifications,...

English, J: 1993 WSS, softcover 144 pages, with many photos. All the vessels in detail with their history. A detailed history and technical study of the Royal Navy’s standard destroyers built between the two World Wars, focusing on their...

Osborne, R. and D. Sowdon: 1990 World Ship Society, softcover 119 pages with many photos. A detailed account of the evolution and design process of the Leander-class frigates, one of the most successful warship designs in the Royal Navy...

Burns, Ian M.: 2008 UK, softcover, 234 pages, illustrated. Maritime history book about the Isle of Man Steam Packet ship Ben-my-Chree, tracing her peacetime service and transformation into a pioneering seaplane carrier during World War...

Hall, Keith: 2006 UK, softcover, 94 pages, illustrated. Keith Hall’s Submariners presents real-life stories from the men who served in Britain’s submarine service, highlighting their experiences and the vital role submarines have played...

Daniel, R.J.: 2003 UK, softcover, 370 pages. A veteran Royal Navy constructor reflects on the transformation of British naval engineering from World War II through the late 20th century, from surveying atomic bomb damage in Japan to...

Marriott, Leo: 1989 UK Ian Allan, hardcover 128 pages. illustrated with many photos. Illustrated survey of post–World War II Royal Navy destroyers, outlining their design evolution, technical specifications, and roles from the late 1940s...

Coward, R.N.: 1986 UK, hardcover with dust jacket, 120 pages. An illustrated reference that surveys every British battleship and battlecruiser class from the mid-Victorian ironclads to the post–World War II era, emphasizing design...

Hague, A: 1988 World Ship Society, softcover 92 pages, with many photos. an authoritative book on the Town-class destroyers used by the Royal Navy during World War II. It provides an in-depth analysis of their design, combat roles, and...

Harland, K: 1985 Hong Kong, softcover, 112 pages, with photos. The Royal Navy in Hong Kong since 1841 traces the Navy’s pivotal role in establishing, defending, and administering Hong Kong from its founding as a British colony through...

Lavery, B: 2006 UK, softcover, 256 pages, illustrated. River-class Frigates and the Battle of the Atlantic by Brian Lavery examines the design, construction, and operational service of the Royal Navy’s River-class frigates, highlighting...

Stewart, J.D.: 2004 UK, softcover, 249 pages, illustrated. But No Brass Funnel is a maritime memoir tracing Stewart’s journey from Merchant Navy cadet to tanker captain, capturing the grit, danger, and camaraderie of life at sea across...

Greenish, G: 2011 UK, softcover, 96 pages, illustrated. "Wet and Dry" is the memoir of Commander Geoffrey Greenish, a British naval officer who dedicated 47 years of his working life (from age 17 to 65) to serving his country. The book...

McMurtrie, F.E.: 1938 London, hardcover, 216 pages, Illustrated reference survey of the Royal Navy’s fleet on the eve of World War II, cataloging major warship types, battleships, cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and auxiliaries, with...

Kemp, P.J.: 1990 UK, softcover, 48 pages. A concise, 48-page pictorial overview of the Royal Navy’s WWI submarine force, featuring photos, specifications, and brief operational notes on key classes like the E- and H-class. Designed as a...

Lenton, H.T.: 1971 Ian Allan, hardcover with dustjacket 303 pages. All the ships in detail. A comprehensive reference that catalogs Royal Navy and Commonwealth warships with technical specifications, classifications, and service details...

Lenton, H.T.: Macdonald 1970, Hardcover with dust jacket, 136 pages. With photographs, history and specifications. A compact reference that catalogues all British and Dominion fleet and escort destroyers in service during 1939–1945,...

Lenton, H.T.: Macdonald 1970, Hardcover with dust jacket, 136 pages. With photographs, history and specifications. A compact reference that catalogues all British and Dominion fleet and escort destroyers in service during 1939–1945,...

Lenton, H.T.: 1973 UK, hardcover with dust jacket, 159 pages, with photos. A concise, authoritative reference detailing the design, development, and service histories of Royal Navy cruisers from the interwar period through the Second...

Lenton, H.T.: 1972 UK, hardcover with dust jacket, with photos. British Submarines (Navies of the Second World War series) is a compact, data-rich reference that catalogs Royal Navy submarine classes and units of the WWII era with...