Submarines

Author:	Robert Jackson
Published:	2024
Format:	Paperback, 320 pages
Size:	163 × 123 × 28 mm

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300 submarines from 1776 to today

An alphabetical reference with colour profile artworks, specifications and service histories for 300 submarines, plus a section on underwater weapons such as Trident and Polaris.

Submarines features 300 of the most significant submarines from the first submersibles in 1776 to the present day.

Each featured submarine is illustrated with an outstanding colour profile artwork and is accompanied by detailed specifications, giving powerplant, dimensions, maximum speed, range and armament. Also included is a design, development and service history of each featured submarine. The final section of the book covers underwater weapons, such as Trident and Polaris missiles.

Arranged alphabetically and with 300 colour illustrations and photographs, Submarines of the World is an authoritative and accessible reference work, which will appeal to anyone with an interest in military technology and naval history.

About the Author

Robert Jackson is a former pilot and navigational instructor. Now a full-time writer in military, naval and aviation affairs, he has over 90 books to his name, including Spitfire, B-17 Flying Fortress, The Encyclopedia of Military Aircraft and Warplanes of World War II. He lives in Darlington, County Durham, UK.