Non-Fiction books which discuss particular fleet battles or ship engagements in the Modern Era
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Angus Konstam
- Barents Sea 1942: The Battle for Russia’s Arctic Lifeline
- Hunt the Bismarck: The pursuit of Germany's most famous battleship
- Jutland 1916: Twelve Hours That Decided The Great War
- Naval Battle of Crete 1941: The Royal Navy at Breaking Point
- North Cape 1943: The Sinking of the Scharnhorst
- Operation Pedestal 1942: The Battle for Malta’s Lifeline
- River Plate 1939: The sinking of the Graf Spee
- Sinking Force Z 1941: The day the Imperial Japanese Navy killed the battleship
- Taranto 1940: The Fleet Air Arm's Precursor to Pearl Harbor
- The Battle of the North Cape: The Death Ride of the Scharnhorst, 1943
- Tirpitz in Norway: X-craft midget submarines raid the fjords, Operation Source 1943
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Craig L. Symonds
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David Syrett
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Dudley Pope
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Edwin P. Hoyt
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Gary Staff
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Geirr H. Haarr & Tor Melien
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Geoffrey Bennett
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Jak P Mallman Showell
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John Jellicoe
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John R. McKay
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John Winton
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Lawrence A. De Graw
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Mark Lardas
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Mark Stille
- Battle of the Atlantic (1): The U-Boat Campaign against Britain, 1939–41
- Japan’s Indian Ocean Raid 1942: The Allies' Lowest Ebb
- Java Sea 1942: Japan's conquest of the Netherlands East Indies
- Leyte Gulf 1944 (1): The Battles of the Sibuyan Sea and Samar
- Leyte Gulf 1944 (2): Surigao Strait and Cape Engaño
- Midway 1942: Turning Point in the Pacific
- Philippines Naval Campaign 1944–45: The Battles After Leyte Gulf
- Santa Cruz 1942: Carrier Duel in the South Pacific
- The Coral Sea 1942: The First Carrier Battle
- The Naval Battles for Guadalcanal 1942: Clash for Supremacy in the Pacific
- The Philippine Sea 1944: The last great carrier battle
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Nicholas Jellicoe
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Nick Hewitt
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Peter C. Smith
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Richard Doherty
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Richard Freeman
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Richard Hough
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Richard Woodman