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Six Victories

North Africa Malta and the Mediterranean Convoy War November 1941-March 1942

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Six Victories

Yazan: Vincent P. O'Hara
Seslendiren: Michael Page
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In October 1941, the British Admiralty based a surface strike force in Malta to attack Axis sea lanes between Italy and Africa. Aided by Ultra intelligence, submarines, and bombers based in Malta, this force dominated the Central Mediterranean. From the end of October through the middle of December 1941, less than a third of the supplies shipped from Italian ports arrived in Libya.

Shortages of ammunition and fuel finally compelled the Afrika Korps to retreat 400 miles. Then, in the space of 30 hours, this all changed. First, Italian naval forces broke the blockade by fighting through a major convoy that arrived in time to blunt the British advance; next, the strike force plowed into a minefield laid by Italian cruisers; and finally, in a daring attack, Italian commandos crippled the Mediterranean Fleet's battleships in port. The swing in fortune was immediate and dramatic.

Six Victories breaks new ground in the historiography of World War II. A compelling story, it relates lessons that are relevant today and is a must-listen for all who practice the art of power at sea and for those who want to understand the intricate and interrelated factors that are the foundations of military success.

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If, like me you are ex Andrew and interested in the subject, don't waste your time on this book.
Obviously recorded by a person who has no conception in what he is reading. If they can't even get Zulu time right.
It thus ends up being very very frustrating.
As for people new to the subject, the language used will confuse them when compared to the correct forms of language we know and expect, and is all over the audio world.
A shame really, as the subject matter is fascinating.

Avoid at all costs in the UK

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