| Date of Review |
December 2004 |
| Title |
German Battleships of World War Two in Action |
| Author |
Robert C. Stern |
| Publisher |
Squadron/Signal Publications |
| Published |
2004 |
| ISBN |
0-89747-482-1 |
| Format |
48 pages, softbound |
| MSRP (USD) |
$9.95 |
For all of you naval modelers and historians out there, here is
a new one to fill that information void. German Battleships of
World War Two in Action provides nice coverage of a variety of
Germany's capital ships, including the Schleswig-Holstein, Deutschland,
Admiral Scheer, Bismarck, Scharnhorst, Gneidenau and Tirpitz.
The author has compiled an interesting array of historical
photographs to illustrate key details of each vessel and how
some of those details changed over time. In addition, the author
conveys through the narrative and captions the overall development
of the German battleships and many of the significant actions
each faced during their operational lives.
There is a section at the rear of the title that covers the catapult
launched aircraft operated aboard these ships.
This is another nice release from Squadron/Signal Publications and
you'll definitely want to have this one on your shelf. You can get
this title from your favorite book seller, hobby shop, or directly
from Squadron Mail Order
(www.squadron.com).
My sincere thanks to Squadron
Mail Order for this review sample!
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