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Titel Taal Auteur ISBN Uitgeverij Jaar Titel taal auteur ISBN Uitgeverij jaar uitgifte Das grosse Bildbuch der deutschen Kriegsmarine E Bekker Cajus - - 1972 1939-1945 Podvodnye lodki VMF SSSR: spravochnik R Apal'kov Iuri Velentinovich 5-8172-0071-6 - - (submarines of the Soviet navy) Adventure in partnership: the story of Polaris E Watson Cdr.USN Clement Hayes - - - Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, Vol E - - - 1991 IA Der Schiffsmodellbau nach historischen D Lusci vincenzo - - - Vorbildern Das deutsche Unterseeboot U250 D Karschawin Boris A. - - 1994 Das Torpedoarsenal Mitte (TAM) in Rudolstadt D Müller Dr.Klaus W. - - 2007 (Saale), 1942-1945 Das Torpedoarsenal Mitte (TAM) in Rudolstadt D Müller Dr.Klaus W. - - 2007 (Saale), 1942-1945 Das Torpedoarsenal Mitte (TAM) in Rudolstadt D Müller Dr.Klaus W. - - 2007 (Saale), 1942-1945 Orzel: TYPI BRONI UZBROJENIA No.16 Pl - - - - Der Bau von Unterseebooten auf der D Techel Hans - ? 1940 Germaniawerft Der Bau von Unterseebooten auf der D Techel Hans - ? 1969 Germaniawerft La Belle Poule 1765 F Berti Hubert + 2-903179-06-9 A.N.C.R.E. La Belle Poule 1765 F Boudriot Jean + 2-903179-06-9 A.N.C.R.E. La Vénus F Berti Hubert + 2-903179-01-8 A.N.C.R.E. La Vénus F Boudriot Jean + 2-903179-01-8 A.N.C.R.E. Instantaneous echoes E Smith Alastair Carrick 0-9524578-0-6 ACS Publishing 1994 Austro-Hungarian submarines in World War I E Freivogel Zvonimir 978-953-219-339-8 Adamic 2006 Kampf und Untergang der Kriegsmarine D Bekker Cajus - Adolf Sponholtz Verlag 1953 Die deutschen Funklenkverfahren bis 1945 D Trenkle Fritz 3-87087-133-4 AEG - Telefunken AG 1982 Die deutschen Funkpeil- und -Hörch-Verfahren D Trenkle Fritz 3-87087-129-6 AEG - Telefunken AG 1982 bis 1945 Die deutschen Funkstörverfahren bis 1945 D Trenkle Fritz 3-87087-131-8 AEG - Telefunken AG 1982 Die Radargleichung D Gerlitzki Werner Dipl.-Ing. - AEG - Telefunken AG 1984 The squadrons of the Fleet Air Arm E Ballance Theo + 0-85130-223-8 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. 1994 The squadrons of the Royal Air Force & E Halley James J. 0-85130-164-0 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. 1988 Commonwealth 1918-1988 The squadrons of the Fleet Air Arm E Sturtivant Ray + 0-85130-223-8 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. 1994 Fleet Air Arm Aircraft 1939 to 1945 E Burrow Mick + 0-85130-232-7 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. Fleet Air Arm Aircraft 1939 to 1945 E Sturtivant Ray + 0-85130-232-7 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. Fleet Air Arm Aircraft, Units and Ships: 1920 to E Cronin Dick + 0-85130-271-8 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. 1998 1939 Titel taal auteur ISBN Uitgeverij jaar uitgifte Fleet Air Arm Aircraft, Units and Ships: 1920 to E Sturtivant Ray + 0-85130-271-8 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. 1998 1939 The squadrons of the fleet air arm E Sturtivant Ray 0-85130-120-7 Air - Britain (Historians) Ltd. 1984 The Last Patrol E Holmes Harry 1-85310-414-0 Airlife Publishing Ltd 1994 Atlantic air war: sub hunters vs U-boats E Lambert John W. 1-58007-015-9 Airlife Publishing Ltd 2000 RAF Squadrons E Jefford C.G. 1-85310-053-6 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 1988 The Last Patrol E Holmes Harry 1-84037-270-2 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 2001 100 Years of Royal Navy submarines E Flack Jeremy 1-84037-300-8 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 2002 U-boat tankers 1941-1945 E White John F. 1-85310-999-1 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 1998 Flying Cats: The Catalina Aircraft in WW II E Hendrie Andrew 1-85310-028-5 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 1988 Periscope Patrol: The Story of Malta Submarines E Turner John Frayn 1-85310-845-5 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 1997 Patrol aircraft vs. Submarine E Price Alfred 1-85310-242-3 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 1991 Lockheed Hudson in WW II E Hendrie Andrew 1-84037-093-9 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 1999 Flying Units of the RAF (1912 …) E Lake Alan 1-84037-086-6 Airlife Publishing Ltd. 1999 Akademische Druck- Die Unterseeboote Österreich - Ungarns Bd.I D Aichelburg Wladimir 3-201-01151-7 1981 u.Verlagsanstalt Akademische Druck- Die Unterseeboote Österreich - Ungarns Bd.II D Aichelburg Wladimir 3-201-01151-7 1981 u.Verlagsanstalt Bilddokumente aus Österreich-Ungarns Seekrieg Akademische Druck- u. D Martiny Nikolaus v. 3-201-00825-7 1973 1914-1918, Bd 1&2 Verlagsanstalt Österreich - Ungarns Seekrieg 1914-1918, Bd. I Akademische Druck- U. D Sokol Kpt. Hans Hugo - 1967 & II Verlagsanstalt Take her deep: a submarine against Japan in E Galantin Adm.USN, I.J. 0-04-440258-9 Algonquin Books World War II U-boat far from home (U862) E Stevens David 1-86448-267-2 Allen & Unwin 1997 Convoy: the battle for convoys SC122 and E Middlebrook Martin 0-7139-0927-7 Allen Lane 1976 HX229 American Merchant Marine A careless word … a needless sinking E Moore Arthur R., Capt. - 1998 Museum American Merchant Marine Field reference to sunken U-Boats E Keatts Henry 0-936849-01-0 1987 Museum Press American Merchant Marine Dive into history: U-boats E Farr George + 0-936849-00-2 1986 Press American Merchant Marine Dive into history: U-boats E Keatts Henry + 0-936849-00-2 1986 Press German Warships of the second world war (4 Anco Publ. Comp.,Inc. / E Lenton H.Trevor 0-356-04661-3 1976 delen v. Navies of the 2nd WW) Macdonald & Jone's Japanese naval vessels at the end of World War E Fukui Shizuo 1-55750-274-9 Andraeas 2004 II Jahrbuch der Schiffbautechnischen Gesellschaft D - - Andraeas Titel taal auteur ISBN Uitgeverij jaar uitgifte Jahrbuch der deutschen Kriegsmarine 1940 D - - Andraeas 1940 Jahrbuch der deutschen Kriegsmarine 1940 D - - Andraeas 1940 Jahrbuch der Schiffbautechnischen Gesellschaft D - - Andraeas 1961 Bd.55 (1961) Jahrbuch der Schiffbautechnischen Gesellschaft D - - Andraeas 1967 Bd.61 (1967) Unterseeboots Minenleger im Weltkrieg D Kagelmann Paul - Anker - Verlag 1934 Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Die Tegetthoff Klasse D - - österreichische 1979 Marinegeschichte Archon Books (1st ed. Yale Britain's clandestine submarines 1914-1915 E Smith Gaddis 0-208-01504-3 1975 University Press, 1964) Submarine boats: the beginnings of unterwater E Compton-Hall Cmdr.RN (Ret'd) Richard 0-668-05924-9 Arco Publishing 1983 warfare Allied submarines E Watts Anthony J. 0-668-04171-2 Arco, Macdonald 1977 Soviet Submarines: 1945 to the present E Jordan John 0-85368-941-5 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1989 Midget submarines E Kemp Paul J. 1-85409-092-5 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1990 The Japanese Air Forces in World War II E - 0-85368-303-4 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1979 U-boats E Preston Antony 0-85368-192-9 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1978 The U-boat E Rößler Eberhard 0-85368-115-5 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1981 U-boats of World War Two vol.1 E Stern Robert C. 0-85368-813-3 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1988 Underwater warriors E Kemp Paul 1-85409-228-6 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1996 Tirpitz: the floating fortress E Brown David 0-87021-883-2 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1977 Nuclear powered submarines E Beaver Paul 0-85368-733-1 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1986 Submarines of World War II E Bagnasco Erminio 0-87021-962-6 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. The US Navy today Vol.I E Polmar Norman 0-85368-718-8 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1985 German battleships 1897-1945 E - - Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1989 German naval air service, 1989 E - - Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1989 Japanese battleships 1897-1945 E - - Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1989 The U-boat offensive 1914-1945 E Tarrant V.E. 0-85368-928-8 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1989 The Russian Convoys 1941-1945 E Kemp Paul J. 0-85368-773-0 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1987 Malta Convoys 1940-1943 E Kemp Paul J. 0-85368-922-9 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1988 Warships of the Imperial Japanese Navy 1869- E Brown D. + 0-85368-151-1 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1977 1945 Warships of the Imperial Japanese Navy 1869- E Preston Antony + 0-85368-151-1 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1977 1945 Battleships of WWI E Preston Antony 85-368-4960 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1972 Convoy protection E Kemp Paul 1-85409-037-2 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1993 Britisch Cruisers of WWII E Raven Alan + 0-85368-304-2 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1980 Titel taal auteur ISBN Uitgeverij jaar uitgifte Britisch Cruisers of WWII E Roberts John + 0-85368-304-2 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1980 Allied submarines of world war two E Poolman Kenneth 0-85368-942-3 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1990 Britisch submarines of WW I E Kemp Paul J. 1-85409-010-0 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1990 Battle beneath the waves. The U-Boat war E Stern Robert C. 1-85409-200-6 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1999 The T-class submarine E Kemp Paul J. 0-85368-958-X Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1990 German capital ships of World War Two E Whitley M.J. 0-85368-970-9 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1989 Britisch submarines in World War II E Kemp Paul J. 0-85368-778-1 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. 1987 Arms & Armour Press Ltd. (als Britisch battleships of WWI E Burt R.A. 0-85368-771-4 1986 gift -> Polujan 11/97) Arms & Armour Press Ltd. (als Britisch Battleships of WWII E Raven Alan + 0-85368-141-4 1976 gift -> Polujan 12/97) Arms & Armour Press Ltd. (als Britisch Battleships of WWII E Roberts John + 0-85368-141-4 1976 gift -> Polujan 12/97) Japanese Naval Vessels of World War II as seen E Baker III, Arthur D.
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