Leonard R Heinz worked for many years as a financial services lawyer while pursuing an active interest in military and naval history. He is the co-author with Vincent O’Hara of Clash of Fleets, a battle history of the First World War at sea, and Innovating Victory, an examination of fleets adapting to technological change. He also contributed to Fighting in the Dark, a study of naval night combat. His book The Fleet That Fought Itself, a naval history of the Spanish Civil War, is the result of a decades-long interest in that conflict and more than a dozen years of research in primary and secondary sources.

Len's contact information: lenheinz2002@yahoo.com

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