Navypedia. Fighting ships of the world since 1990. Volume IV Qatar - Tuvalu

By:

Ivan Gogin

Format:

Paperback / softback

Series:

Navypedia. Fighting Ships of the World Since 1990.

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The fourth book in the 'Navypedia. Fighting ships of the world since 1990' series contains information about ships, vessels and boats of the navies and paramilitary maritime organizations of 38 countries (in alphabetical order from Qatar to Tuvalu) that were in service, under construction or ordered since 1990. The fourth volume contains 988 articles on the classes of ships, containing information on the dates of construction, commissioning and decommissioning, performance characteristics, modernizations, and other information that allows you to get information in a compressed form about the combat qualities of ships and the composition of the navies in the period under review. The illustrations for the articles contain 569 side views on 1:1250 and 1:625 scales. Additional information is provided on the composition of aviation and marines, bases, and the activity of the navies in question.

Release date Australia

November 14th, 2023

Author

Ivan Gogin

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Contributor

Illustrated by Alexander Pavlov

Pages

472

Series

Navypedia. Fighting Ships of the World Since 1990.

Dimensions

216x279x24

ISBN-13

9798867670979

Product ID

38417759

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