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Originally Posted by Vacillator
Just reading these now, good accounts of the struggle.
Just a couple of thoughts spring to my (UK) mind, an apparent dislike of the 'Brits' pervades the text, and seemingly even more important to the author is a crusade to defend US Admiral Ernest King.
I don't think I'm misinterpreting things am I?
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It's nearly two years since I last read them but IIRC I thought he was pretty pro Doenitz and if anti anything, it was Canadian, but only in a small way :hmm:
Either way, two great volumes/reference books on the Atlantic struggle and commonly referred to by myself as 'The Bible'
I can wholeheartedly recommend his Silent Victory (one volume) as an equally definitive account of the Pacific struggle
