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They will not be making a fortune out of that enterprise but at the same time it deters researchers so less people come looking. It is a vicious circle that I see happening across many diverse repositories of history. If I was being cynical I would say that those who control the past control the...
Hopefully some of the conference will be recorded and uploaded onto the internet. This the UK advice about travel to Libya-
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advise against all travel to Libya. This advice has been in place consistently since 2014. If you’re in Libya against...
I have a bookmark to the archive page with all of the translated usmm volumes but this one isn’t on that list.One of the volumes that has been translated is missing ten pages
Whilst reading a Royal Navy staff history I came across a reference to the book Navi e Poltrone by Signor Trizzino. The note states that the author was sued by Admiral Brivonesi for libel in November 1953, found guilty, ordered to pay a fine of 10466000 lire and imprisoned for two years and four...
14th-27th of May 1941 Sealion was at Portsmouth refitting. The boat was in home waters for most of the year. The daily positions of the boat taken from Control Room logs and Patrol reports are available on u-boat.net .
I ask you again what your post has to do with the Supermarina Cryptographic...
I often come across references to documents which state that Italy had only prepared to fight for a few months. One such is a British document-Weekly Intelligence report number 14 (June 1940) which states that the based upon a report written by Admiral Cavagnari ,the expected duration was three...
The website I mention above is fascinating and there is also a photograph of the nose section of a Caproni Ca. 309 http://fjexpeditions.com/frameset/history.htm
There are the remains of two SM.79 destroyed in 1940 in the Libyan desert that can be seen on the webpage of an expedition to the area in 2003. http://fjexpeditions.com/frameset/oct03.htm
The POW file is mentioned in the book on P271 but they fail to give the file reference number for it. In other chapters there are numbers relating to notes that do not exist. 0/10 for proof reading. Calling every vessel THE in the text really annoys me
Thanks for the link Jeff. I will have to go through the book footnotes and make a list.I have noticed that in the second edition of the book some of the footnotes are either missing or incorrect. The Raspin book and a file they mention about Italian ships transporting POW would be the first two...
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