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Amazing discovery! Wreck of WW2 Italian destroyer found under the Mediterranean Sea waters

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A new discovery has been done by Paul G. Allen and his research team on boarding of R/V Petrel, his new research vessel outfitted with the latest deep sea exploration technology. It's the wreckage of the Italian destroyer: Artigliere RM. The Italian government was...read more

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Details of the fate of the 18 Battleships and Battlecruisers sunk in World War II

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Battleships and Battlecruisers were still seen as the height of sea power at the beginning of WWII, and having the most powerful and fastest battleships was considered all important, but by the war's end, these floating fortresses found their...read more

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Found the wreck of Italian submarine "Macalle", aground during WWII, and Acefalo’s grave, a crew member, thanks to the diary of a submariner

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Translated copy of the diary found at Barra Musa Kebir Island from the Italian submarine “Macalle”, with 151 photographs, many of ships and harbour at Port Sudan, located in the Archives and Special Collections of Palace Green Library at Durham University...read more

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Evolution of Aircraft Carriers, by Scot MacDonald

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The Wartime European Carriers.- ‘Experience with regard to the suitability of the present type of aircraft carrier must still be evaluated. Examination of enemy naval strategy in ocean warfare leads, however, to the clear recognition of the fact that aircraft carriers or cruisers with flight...read more

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Operation "Pedestal" Convoy to Malta August 11-15 1942, by Dr Malcolm Llewellyn-Jones

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Operation “Pedestal”, Convoy to Malta, 11-15 August 1942 with particular reference to the strategic value of Malta in the Mediterranean during the Second World War.  read more

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The attack at Taranto. Tactical Success, Operational Failure by Angelo N. Caravaggio

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The lack of a decisive British victory in theMediterranean theater fundamentally affected British maritime strategy throughout the Second World War. The Royal Italian Navy, or RegiaMarina Italiana (RMI), exerted a disproportionate influence on British strategy and fleet disposition, because its...read more

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