December 7th, 1941: The Day Japan Attacked Pearl Harbor by Gordon W. Prange. Ebook edition.

Trying to re-read Operation Drumbeat, thinking about giving up because the Kindle conversion is probably the worst I've ever seen, and there's so many typos some sentences are practically unreadable. I'm 6% in, and I've seen U-123 called "II-/23," "V-123," "V-!23," and "J/23." Lesson learned: You pay $0.99 for a Kindle book, you get your money's worth.

I read it too. While definitely aggravating, I didn't have too much problem with it.

Just finished this... very good read.

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Found a copy of this book at Barnes & Noble today for $8.99. Includes a large number of detailed cut-aways of aircraft and engines from "The Aeroplane" and "Flight" drawn during the war.
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Just finished the audio book of "The Burning Shore."

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Just started..

All the Presidents' BANKERS
The Hidden Alliance that Drive American Power

By Nomi Prins

Night actions by Peter Dickens. Very interesting reading about british MTB´s.

Are listening to part 1 of 3 The Second World War - by John Keegan on youtube. Only negative is the commers every 10 minuter, the positive is that you can skip the ad after 5 sec.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riKPga6AGz0

Markus

I just bought the first book of Arthur Marder's five-volume "Dreadnought to Scapa Flow" series. I'm hoping the first book is good enough for me to buy the entire series eventually. I've been reading lots of books on ships lately, but it's been a long time I've read a real epic naval history.