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Sea Warfare
Rudyard Kipling
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He did not sleep, but the dreamer and the others did, and when morning came and he gave the order to rise, and she rose unhampered, and he saw the grey, smeared seas from above once again, he said it was a very refreshing sight.
Lastly, which is on all fours with the [43]gamble of the chase, a man was coming home rather bored after an uneventful trip. It was necessary for him to sit on the bottom for awhile, and there he played patie. . . Read More
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Comencé este libro con bastante curiosidad y poco entusiasmo, porque no me gusta nada la literatura de combate. Sin embargo pese a que los relatos caen en algún momento en el exceso (al fin y al cabo, estaban en guerra con Alemania) y en general su tono es orgullosamente inglés; en su conjunto son u
Got very good detail on the ships in the British Royal Navy during W.W.I.
Rudyard Kipling, acting as a sort of proto-embedded journalist, reported on aspects of the Royal Navy in the first World War that usually don't receive as much attention. In sections on the minesweepers, Merchant Marine, submariners, and the destroyers, he gave an illuminating summary of the importa