War in the Mediterranean 1940-43

Much has been written about the conduct of the land battles and the commanders who faced each other yet, as the main protagonists realised at the time, success or failure rested on the effectiveness of their seaborne supply chain. Control of the Mediterranean was therefore absolutely crucial. In the final analysis it was the Allies' ability to dominate the Mediterranean that bought them victory but there is no denying that it was a 'damned close run thing'. In this authoritative study, Bernard Ireland brings a fresh clarity to the complexities and factors at play during this critical period.

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Some books that may interest you

Poland's Struggle By: Andrew Rawson	Hitler's Artillery 1939 - 1945 By: Hans Seidler	Battleships of the United States Navy By: Michael Green
Black Night for Bomber Command By: Richard Knott	Stukas Over the Mediterranean, 1940-1945 By: Peter C Smith	Caesar's Greatest Victory By: John Sadler, Rosie Serdiville
He Who Dares By: David Carrick Sutherland	British Destroyers By: Norman Friedman Plans By: A D Baker III	Charging Against Napoleon By: Eric Hunt