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Indeholder "Preface", "1. The Purpose of Landing Craft", "2. Ship-to-Shore Minor Landing Craft", "3. German Landing Craft", "4. Japanese Landing Craft", "5. Carrier Ships", "6. Shore-to-Shore Major Landing Craft", "7. Control and Headquarters Craft", "8. Survey and Beach Work", "9. Amphibians",
Grundig gennemgang af landgangsfartøjerne brugt af de allierede i anden verdenskrig. Ret interessant fordi typerne blev videreudviklet undervejs og nogle fik fx ramper, fordi det viste sig meget besværligt at komme ud af dem i fuldt udstyr. Der er også lidt om tyskerne og operation Sea-Lion, der aldrig blev til noget.
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"10. Assault Fire Support", "11. Landing Ships on the Beach", "12. Salvage, Repair and Other Special Craft", "13. Beach Defences", "Appendix 1. Summary of Major Landings and Key Events", "Appendix 2. Typical Landing Craft Power Units", "Appendix 3. Principal Allied Assault Vessels and Amphibians: Abbreviations", "Bibliography", "Acknowledgements", "Index".Grundig gennemgang af landgangsfartøjerne brugt af de allierede i anden verdenskrig. Ret interessant fordi typerne blev videreudviklet undervejs og nogle fik fx ramper, fordi det viste sig meget besværligt at komme ud af dem i fuldt udstyr. Der er også lidt om tyskerne og operation Sea-Lion, der aldrig blev til noget.
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Publication
Newton Abbot : David & Charles, 1976.
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
256 p.; 22.4 cm
ISBN
0715369377 / 9780715369371
Local notes
Omslag: Ikke angivet
Omslaget viser et sort/hvidt billede af landgangsfartøjer i aktion
Indskannet omslag - N650U - 150 dpi
Side 31: A number of these craft and some LCP(L)s were fitted out as water ambulances with four or six positions for stretchers under the side decks.
Side 35: By 1944 production from British firms rose to sixty LCAs a month; 371 were lost during the war, but many more survived to become houseboats with cabins over the well.
Omslaget viser et sort/hvidt billede af landgangsfartøjer i aktion
Indskannet omslag - N650U - 150 dpi
Side 31: A number of these craft and some LCP(L)s were fitted out as water ambulances with four or six positions for stretchers under the side decks.
Side 35: By 1944 production from British firms rose to sixty LCAs a month; 371 were lost during the war, but many more survived to become houseboats with cabins over the well.
Pages
256
DDC/MDS
| 940.545 |