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trap!!!
melbourneopera 11 months ago
Read 'Steel Castles' if you are interested in knowing more about Naval
warfare in World War I.
rangerbobcat 1 year ago
@rangerbobcat It's Castles of Steel, by Robert K. Massie. And yes, it's the best book on naval warfare in WWI that exists.
ShrikeArghast 1 year ago
"Inflexible" was named after my father. Ho ho.
wanker4761 1 year ago
@wanker4761 Invincible was named after me.
ulaghchi 3 months ago
Sad about Admiral Cradock. He was a brave man and quite an efficient sailor. He wrote an excellent book called "Whispers from the Fleet" -- worthy to be read even today for its abstruse yet educational technical details (at least for laymen or non-naval people) and entertaining anecdotes Unfortunately, his ships were just not of the same caliber as Von Spee's.
FTYLER82 2 years ago
Gay....
XValinor 2 years ago
As in you , as in 'happy' or are you trolling for a hemaphrodite ??? I personally enjoy history of its time , without moder P.C. shackles . Modern school textbooks are indeed 'gay proud ' and I prefer the truth over modern stinky politics . Ewhh! ( your gay ass )
88Thyra 2 years ago
then dont watch the stuff you cunt
capacopkilla123 2 years ago