naval art and science

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naval art and science

Pearl Harbor

2013
Discusses America's entry into the war in the wake of the devastating Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor which was a dramatic turning point in the history of the conflict.

See inside a galleon

1986
Provides a close look at the design, construction, capabilities, and life aboard a galleon, a ship specially for warfare.

Opportunities in marine science and maritime careers

2006
Provides an overview of career opportunities in marine science along with information on education and experience requirements, salary, and advancement possibilities.

Encyclopedia of ships and seafaring

1980
Covers many aspects of the sea including: the evolution of ships and boats over the centuries, the history of seafaring, and the economic uses of the sea.

War and warfare

2008
A comprehensive guide to ancient Greek culture and history that focuses on military tactics and campaigns, and covers the Persian Wars, the Peloponnesian War, Alexander the Great, and other related topics.

Battle in the arctic seas

2007
Recounts the mission of Convoy PQ 17, a group of merchant ships sailing in arctic seas and carrying supplies for the Allied forces during World War II. Describes how the vessels and crew responded when they were attacked by U-boats and bombers and terrorized by the most powerful battleship in the German navy, the "Tirpitz.".

Going to war in Viking times

2001
Examines the fighting forces of the Vikings, including discussions of weapons, strategies, military camps and battle gods.

The Visual dictionary of ships and sailing

1991
Captioned color photographs provide information on parts of nautical equipment and the vocabulary used in boatbuilding, navigating, fishing, diving, and warships.

Warships

1976
Introduces a variety of warships from primitive galleys to modern "through-deck" cruisers.

Sea warfare

2010
Photographs and text examine the military technologies available for naval warfare, describing the duties and capabilities of aircraft carriers, submarines, warships, and coast guards.

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