My research and writings on Naval, Local, First and Second World War History
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What can the Austrians do?
The Austro-Hungarian fleet 1914-1916
In this week’s answering the questions no one has asked is to look at why the Austrian navy did not do what the Germans did in the North Sea?
In Ciliax’s wake.
Coastal Command’s anti-shipping after the Channel Dash. Feb-May 1942
The whole of the British Isles were in shock that the Germans had managed to run the gauntlet, somewhat unscathed with the Royal Navy and Airforce unable to stop them whi...
Austria's light cruisers
The Austro-Hungarian Kriegsmarine is often overlooked, not by me on this substack, but in general.
Although not overly effective in combat they did have some really noteworthy ships - I may have mentioned the Tegetthoffs a few times but th...
The Greatest ship in history?
So this week I dig out an old podcast idea, dusting off the ugly parts and arguing it with sober clarity but completely off the top of my head with no notes.
What is the greatest ship in history?
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Blenheims, Beaufighers and Beauforts
Anti-Shipping in the Channel and off Norway June-December 1941
Hi guys, almost done - this Chapter was heavy and took a long time to write. I’m not entirely sure if it is any good so would really like feedback, and be brutal. Finally at 63...
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It would be fair to say that I am a naval history nerd and I'm not even going to hide it. I'll be posting at least two articles a week, mostly 19th-20th Century Naval history. Lots of Imperial German naval interest.
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