Summary
"Author Andrew Norman explores the events leading up to the [sinking of the HMS Hood] and the legacy it left in its wake. His research includes reports from both the Royal Naval Museum and German naval records as well as a unique interview with the only living survivor ... of the Hood disaster, Ted Briggs. Virtually all of the author's material is taken from original sources and many of the photographs he includes to illustrate the text have never before been published. In HMS Hood : pride of the Royal Navy, he poses his own theory for the ship's sinking -- one that has until this point not yet been proposed"--Jacket.
Author Bio
Andrew Norman is a writer and researcher known for his work on naval history. In HMS Hood, he draws on original sources, including Royal Naval Museum material and German naval records, to examine the events leading up to the ship’s sinking and its lasting legacy. His approach is detailed and documentary, with an emphasis on primary evidence and historical context.
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