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FRIEDMAN, Norman Naval Institute Guide to World Naval Weapons Systems. 1st pr in dj.
Naval Institute, Annapolis, MD, 1989, ISBN:0870217933
FRIEDMAN, Norman. The Naval Institute Guide to World Naval Weapons Systems.Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, (1989). First Printing. Pp 511. 4to, orange cloth. This volume might be accurately subtitled "Don't go shopping for naval weapons systems without me"; it is in fact a remarkably detailed and well illustrated guide to extant hardware as of the time of publicatio n. Contents include: "Surveillance and Control"; "Tactical Communications Systems"; "Tactical Data Systems"; "Navigational Systems"; "Strategic StrikeSystems"; "Reconnaissance Systems"; "Airborne Sensors"; "Air-Launched Miss iles and Guided Bombs"; "Ship- and Ground-Launched Antiship Missiles"; "Unguided Bombs and Air-Launched Rockets"; "Aircraft Guns"; "Coast-Defense Guns"; "Bombardment Rockets"; "Airborne ECM"; "Shipboard Radars and Fire-Control Systems"; "Airborne Radars and Fire-Control Systems"; "Surface-to-Air Missiles"; "Air-to-Air Missiles"; "Shipboard Guns and Gun Systems"; "ShipboardElectronic Warfare"; "Sonars and Underwater Fire-Control Systems"; "Sonobu oys and Airborne Signal Processors"; "Nonacoustic ASW Sensors"; "Missiles";"Torpedoes"; "Unguided Weapons (Mortars and Depth Charges)"; "Countermeasu res"; "Mines"; "Mine Countermeasures/Minehunting Sonars". Bookplate, else vg in dj. 100.00
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FRIEDMAN, Norman US Maritime Strategy. 1st US in dj, Signed
Naval Institute Press, 1988,
FRIEDMAN, Norman. The US Maritime Strategy. N.pl. : Naval Institute Press, (1988). First US Printing. Pp ix,(1),1-246. Illustrated. 8vo, black cloth. Chapters : 1. Introduction: Why a Strategy?; 2. National Strategy; 3. Sea Power; 4. Tools of Sea Power; 5. The Strategy of Sea Power; 6. The Soviet Style of Naval Warfare; 7. The Maritime Strategy in Action; 8. The Future of the Maritime Strategy. With index. Bookplate, else vg in dj. Signed by Friedman on title-page. 50.00
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PRESTON, Antony, (ed.). RAVEN, Alan FRIEDMAN, Norman CAMPBELL, N.J.M. Warship. Volume I. US in dj
Naval Institute Press, Annapolis), 1973,
PRESTON, Anthony, (ed.).. Warship. Volume I. (Annapolis) : Naval Institute Press, (1973). Pp 63; 63; 61; 62. 8vo, red cloth. N.J.M. Campbell's "Washington's Cherrytrees: The Evolution of the British 1921-22 Capital Ships" Part !-3 and "German Dreadnoughts and their Protection" ; Alan Raven's "British Destroyer Appearance in World War II" Parts 1 & 2:; Preston's "The NarvikFlotilla: German Destroyer Design 1936-45" Parts 1 & 2; Lawrece Sowinski's "Classic Ship Models No.1: The USS Wilkes-Barre"; John W. Appleby's "Class ic Ship Models No.2: HMS Erin""; David Lyon's "The First Town Class" Parts 1-3; David Brown's "The Introduction of the Screw Propeller into the Royal Navy"; "The Littorio Class" Parts 1 & 2; Norman Friedman's "USS Nevada", "The Genesis of the Big Fleet Carrier USS Lexington CV-2" and "The US Navy's 1945 Submarine Design"; J.D. Brown's "HMS Ark Royal : Part 1 : Design"; John Jordan's "The Kiev : Cruiser or Carrier?"; Eugene Kolesnik 's "Thunder and Lightning: The Polish Destroyers Blyskawica and Grom " and "The Japanese Balloon Bombing Offensive". Shorter pieces. Pictorials including a 7-page one on the Flower Class Corvettes. Vg in vg dust-jacket. 70.00
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PAVLOV, A. S. TOKAR, Gregory (trans.) FRIEDMAN, Norman (ed,) Warships of the USSR and Russia 1945-1995. 1st pr
Naval Institute Press, 1997, ISBN:155750671x
PAVLOV, A. S. Warships of the USSR and Russia 1945-1995.Translated by Gregory Tokar. English Language Edition edited by Norman Friedman. Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, (1997). Pp. (i)-xxix, (1), [1]-321. Illustrated. Frontis. 4to, maroon illustrated cloth, black titles to front and spine. Issued without a dust jacket. In three sections: 1. Ships built and completed from prewar and wartime projects, including those launched and completed after December 1945; 2. Ships of postwar projects of all types specially built for the Navy; 3. Civilian-type ships and vessels. All ships are arranged by rank and class in each section. Small bump to top front corner, else vg.65.00
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