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Battle for the Atlantic #[nn]

Jan 2012 · Crabtree Publishing Company
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This volume from the Graphic Modern History: World War II series presents the naval conflict of the Battle of the Atlantic in a graphic novel format. It covers the struggle between Allied and Axis forces for control of the Atlantic shipping lanes, focusing on key events and strategies from 1939 to 1945. The book is designed for young readers, combining historical facts with illustrated storytelling to explain the war's longest continuous military campaign.

Contains 3 stories
Joachim Schepke and Otto Kretschmer: The Fates of U-100 and U099 -- The Atlantic Wolf Pack, March 16, 1941
16 pp · Non-Fiction, History, Military
Joachim SchepkeOtto Kretschmeru-boat crewmen
John Moffat: Air Attack! -- the Hunt for the Bismarck, May 26, 1941
12 pp · Non-Fiction, Aviation, Military
Sub-lieutenant John Moffat"Dusty" MillerCaptain Ernst Lindemann
Sid Kerslake: The Massacre of Convoy PQ17-- the Archangel Run, July 2, 1943
8 pp · Non-Fiction, Military
Coxwain Sid Kerslake [Coxswain Sid Kerslake]

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artist, inker Terry Riley

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