Malta Convoys 1940-42: The Struggle At Sea (1999) By David A. Thomas
 
In Malta Convoys David Thomas, the distinguished naval historian, gives a fascinating account of the vital battles fought by sea and air to ensure that essential supplies got through. He vividly describes the appalling cost in men and ships. Here is an important contribution to naval history in the Second World War and, at the same time, a rattling good read.
 
An account of the vital battles fought by sea and air that ensured that Malta remained in Allied hands as a key staging post in the Mediterranean during WW2, including the Battle of Calabria, Battle of Spartivento, Operation Excesss and HMS Illustrious, Cape Matapan, OPeration Substance, Operation Halberd, the loss of Ark Royal and Barham, first Battle of Sirte, the Duisberg convoy, the end of Force K, HM Submarines, Admiral Vian's success at Sirte, Operation Harpoon, Operation Vigorous, Operation Pedestal and the relief of malta
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
234 pages
In Fair Condition