The Battle Of The Atlantic - The Epic Story Of Britains Wartime Fight For Survival

The Battle of the Atlantic – The Epic Story of Britain’s Wartime Fight for Survival (1980)
By John Costello and Terry Hughes | Fontana Paperback

Convoys, U-boats, and a nation on the brink — The Battle of the Atlantic dives deep into the most crucial, least glamourised campaign of WWII. Costello and Hughes chart the relentless six-year struggle to keep Britain supplied, afloat, and defiant against Hitler’s deadly wolf packs. This is military history with grit, salt, and steel — packed with personal stories, strategic blunders, and nail-biting action on the high seas.

Sure, it’s a yellowing Fontana paperback with that distinct “attic-chic” scent, but inside? Pure historical firepower.

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Near new condition, hardly read. The hint of a crease down the spine and pristine pages edges.

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