Signals from the Fleet: A Naval Anthology, Vol. I (Volume 1)

A new series of naval/maritime history journals based on years of in-depth research, "Signals from the Fleet" explores aspects of British, Commonwealth and Foreign Naval History. From the editor of the journal "The Review" comes a new naval/maritime anthology, covering a wide variety of topics including: Battleship ‘H’ – The Great Experiment; Where was the Royal Navy? The East Coast Raids; The Lend-Lease Destroyer Bell; HMS Warspite – A Day remembered; HMS Cricket – The Fate of a Gallant Little Ship; Execution in the Royal Navy; The Wreck of the Samtampa; Harold Neale Sherwell, Master Mariner; Captain Kendall – The Man who Caught Dr. Crippen; Victorian Officer Who Left his Mark on the Map of Canada; George VI the Last Sailor King; Frederick Charles Davies DSM; Trapped in the Antarctic; Battleship Grey and a ‘V’ for Victory – HMS Burwell; The Final Voyage of the Ceramic; The Origins of the Royal Malaysian Navy; Sunk in the Service of Mussolini: When Armando Diaz Met HMS Upright; A Race Against Time: Recovering the Bell of the Prince of Wales; HM Submarine Saracen; The Destruction of HMS Victoria: A Unique Wreck; Tryon and Markham – lunacy or blind faith?; The Royal Navy’s World Record Gunners; HMS Laurentic – The White Star Line at War and What’s in a name? The Blücher