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Diary of a Wartime Naval Constructor

Name: Diary of a Wartime Naval Constructor
Brand: Pen & Sword Books Ltd
SKU: 38795710
Price: 107.93 PLN
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ISBN: 9781399082709

Sir Stanley Goodall

Ian Buxton

Edited

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Angielski

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Kod Libristo: 38795710

Wydawnictwo Pen & Sword Books Ltd, lipiec 2022

One of the most significant warship designers of the twentieth century, Sir Stanley Goodall rose thr... Cały opis

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One of the most significant warship designers of the twentieth century, Sir Stanley Goodall rose through the ranks of the Royal Corps of Naval Constructors to become its head in 1936. The Corps was responsible for every aspect of the design and construction of British warships, and its head, the Director of Naval Construction, was the principal technical advisor to the Board of Admiralty. Although Goodall was succeeded in this post in January 1944, he remained the Assistant Controller Warship Production until October 1945 so was the single most influential figure in British naval technical matters during the war years. Goodalls private diary was never intended for publication indeed it seems to have been a vehicle for venting some of his professional frustrations so his opinions are candid and unrestrained. His criticisms of many in the Admiralty and the shipyards are enlightening and the diary provides new and unique insights into a wartime construction program that built almost a thousand major warships and a myriad of landing craft and coastal forces. Dr. Ian Buxton, a well-known authority on British shipbuilding, has edited the entries covering Goodalls war years, identifying the various personalities and ships referred to (sometimes cryptically), while setting out the context in several introductory essays. As an insiders view of a complex process, this book offers every warship enthusiast much new material and a novel perspective on a familiar subject.