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The Victory At Sea by William Sowden Sims

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The Victory At Sea
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Publisher: John Murray
ISBN/ASIN: B006YCY8CE
Number of pages: 352

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This is an authoritative, summarized accounting with illustrations and maps of U.S. naval operations during the First World War. It is a 'must' for any naval historian, research scholar, coalition military tactician, including naval learning centers.

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