E-Boat vs MTB: The English Channel 1941–45: 34 (Duel) by Williamson, Gordon

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New York: Osprey Publishing, 2011. 1st Printing. Soft Cover. Near Fine. 7x0x9. Palmer, Ian; Gerrard, Howard. First printing. Spine base lightly bumped. 2011 Soft Cover. 80 pp. During WWII, German E-Boats were so active in the English Channel that the narrow stretch of water became known as 'E-Boat Alley'. To counter the threat of these E-Boats, Britain brought its coastal forces to bear - flotillas of small Motor Torpedo and Gun Boats (MTBs and MGBs) and Motor Launches (MLs). As the Germans sought to maintain their supremacy in Channel waters, they continued to develop their E-Boat designs to accommodate more armor and more firepower. Rather than matching the newer E-Boats for armament, the British developed several types to fulfill the varied roles for which the Kriegsmarine were attempting to use the E-Boat. This book details this developing conflict, examining the evolution of the boats involved, and covering the their battles from fights in the Thames estuary to the build-up for D-Day.

Oxford: Osprey Publishing. Near Fine. 2011. First Edition. Softcover. 1849084068 . Only slight wear ; A bright, solid book.; Duel #34; B&W and Colour Illustrations, Maps; 9.7 X 7.2 X 0.3 inches; 80 pages; "During WWII, German E-Boats were so active in the English Channel that the narrow stretch of water became known as 'E-Boat Alley'. To counter the threat of these E-Boats, Britain brought its coastal forces to bear - flotillas of small Motor Torpedo and Gun Boats (MTBs and MGBs) and Motor Launches (MLs).As the Germans sought to maintain their supremacy in Channel waters, they continued to develop their E-Boat designs to accommodate more armor and more firepower. Rather than matching the newer E-Boats for armament, the British developed several types to fulfill the varied roles for which the Kriegsmarine were attempting to use the E-Boat.This book details this developing conflict, examining the evolution of the boats involved, and covering the their battles from fights in… Read More

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