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Sea Classics V23 #1 1990 January Giant Bonus Issue 1990 Guide to the Navel & Mar
Sea Classics V23 #1 1990 January Giant Bonus Issue 1990 Guide to the Navel & Maritime Museums of North America
Sea Classics is published bi-monthly.
Contents
THE LUCK OF THE O'BANNONIFeuer
In a fast-paced gun and torpedo duel, a small force of American destroyers managed to outwit and outfight a superior force of Japanese warships
THE ESSEX-CLASS FLEET CARRIERS OF WWII/Redman
They became the hard-hitting backbone of fast Pacific Task Forces which destroyed Japan's air superiority
THE TRAGIC BURNING OF THE LINER
JAPAN/Kooiman
A little remembered tragedy at sea that caused an appalling loss of life
THE RETURN OF THE UGLY DUCKLING/Jaffee
The role Liberty ships played in WWII as seen on the Jeremiah O'Brien
1990 GUIDE TO THE NAVAL & MARITIME MUSEUMS OF NORTH AMERICA/Staff
SCs annual review of the major marine museums of the United States and Canada
MARITIME AMERICA AND THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE/Delgado
ENSIGN PULVER & THE USS RotaninPART FOUR/House
The further adventures of a real-life crew that became the fictional heoroes of Thomas Heggen's "Mr. Roberts"
ADMIRAL BARNEY AND THE ROYAL NAVY/Taylor
The conclusion of one of the most important but least known battles of the War of 1812
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