Champagne Navy: Canada's Small Boat Raiders of the Second World War
By Brian Nolan & Brian Jeffery Street
Published By Random House
Year Published 1991
Book Format - Soft cover
Summary
This book is an account of Canada’s forgotten sailors, the fighting men who served in the light coastal forces during the Second World War. The author chronicles the story of the little known ships, crews, and the Motor Torpedo Boats that raided enemy ships and coastal locations in the Channel, the Med, and the Adriatic. It documents the tough challenges met by the eager and skilled officers and crews.
Notes - Slight wear on cover
By Brian Nolan & Brian Jeffery Street
Published By Random House
Year Published 1991
Book Format - Soft cover
Summary
This book is an account of Canada’s forgotten sailors, the fighting men who served in the light coastal forces during the Second World War. The author chronicles the story of the little known ships, crews, and the Motor Torpedo Boats that raided enemy ships and coastal locations in the Channel, the Med, and the Adriatic. It documents the tough challenges met by the eager and skilled officers and crews.
Notes - Slight wear on cover
By Brian Nolan & Brian Jeffery Street
Published By Random House
Year Published 1991
Book Format - Soft cover
Summary
This book is an account of Canada’s forgotten sailors, the fighting men who served in the light coastal forces during the Second World War. The author chronicles the story of the little known ships, crews, and the Motor Torpedo Boats that raided enemy ships and coastal locations in the Channel, the Med, and the Adriatic. It documents the tough challenges met by the eager and skilled officers and crews.
Notes - Slight wear on cover
