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FUCHIDA, Mitsuo
Midway. The Battle that doomed Japan
Foreword by Professor Michael Lewis. [Introduction by Admiral Kondo. Translation by M. Chihaya. Edited from the Japanese edition by C.H. Kawakami and R. Pineau]. [First UK Edition].
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FUKUI, SHIZUO
Japanese Naval Vessels Survived
Their Post-War Activities and Final Disposition.
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FUKUI, Shizuo
Japanese Naval Vessels at the End of World War II
With a Foreword by John B. Lundstrom.
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GALANTIN, Admiral I.J.
Take Her Deep
A Submarine against Japan in World War II. With an Introduction by Edward L. Beach. [First UK Edition].
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GALANTIN, Admiral I.J.
Take her Deep!
A Submarine [USS Halibut] against Japan in World War II. With an Introduction by Edward L. Beach. [First UK Edition.]
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GALLERY, Rear-Admiral Daniel V.
We Captured a U-Boat
Introduction by Commander Edward Young. [First UK Edition].
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GANNON, Michael
Black May
The Story of the Allies' defeat of the German U-boats in May 1943. [First UK Edition]
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GARDNER, Commander James Anthony
Recollections of James Anthony Gardner, Commander RN (1775-1814)
Edited by Admiral Sir R. Vesey Hamilton and John Knox Laughton.
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GARTSIDE, V.O.B.
Nile Additional
An Account of a few very ordinary adventures of a very ordinary 'Temporary Surgeon Lieut.' in the RNVR and being factual rather than imaginative.
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GIBBS, Commander C.R.Vernon
British Passenger Liners of the Five Oceans
A Record of the British Passenger Lines and their Liners from 1838 to the Present Day.
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GIBBS, Commander C.R.Vernon
The Western Ocean Passenger Lines and Liners 1934-1969
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GOLLOCK, G. A.
At the Sign of the Flying Angel
A Book of the Sailor at the Coastline.
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GOOD, Captain J.A.
With Full and Grateful Hearts
A Register of Royal Marines Deaths 1914-1919
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GOODMAN, Sydney
Fighting Merchantmen
British Merchant Shipping at War from World War One to the Falklands.
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