Idé - Naval 1

In July 1940, just weeks after France signed an armistice with Germany, Winston Churchill made one of World War II’s most shocking and controversial decisions: he ordered the Royal Navy to open fire……続きを見る

Winner, Engineer-Historian Award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Navies have always been technologically sophisticated, from the ancient world's trireme galleys and the Age of Sail……続きを見る

BISMARCK Kampfschiffe der Kaiserlichen Marine und der Kriegsmarine mit dem Namen Bismarck Wer an ein Kriegsschiff mit Namen Bismarck denkt, der hat natürlich das berühmte Schlachtschiff aus dem Jahr……続きを見る

Naval deck logs require young officers to record mundane details of a ship's condition every few hours. According to a U.S. Navy tradition, the New Year's midwatch log--covering midnight to early mo……続きを見る

Are you interested in gold bars, bullion, and buried treasure? Then this book is for you. Volume 2 of Notes & Queries is a bumper edition of fascinating history stories – facts, legends and myths to……続きを見る

For 1930s Britain, the Queen Mary was a symbol of hope. Cunard had abandoned construction on what they had planned to be the grandest liner of all time (then known simply as Job 534) in the depths o……続きを見る

Italy was working on an embarked guided-rocket weapon system since 1940 and was also spying on Germany’s V-1 developments Beautifully illustrated with many rare/unpublished photographs and line dra……続きを見る

Shipbuilding at Glasgow during the later half of the nineteenth century was a race to build faster ships for Trans-Atlantic travel. This is a brief look at the building of “The City of New York.”続きを見る