Victoria Cross at Sea: The Sailors, Marines and Naval Airmen Awarded Britain's Highest Honour, John Winton

Victoria Cross at Sea: The Sailors, Marines and Naval Airmen Awarded Britain's Highest Honour, John WintonNew Hardback Naval VCs have been won in places as far apart in time and distance as the Baltic in 1854 and Japan in 1945, in the trenches from the Crimea to the Western Front, in harbours from Dar es Salaam to Zeebrugge, from the Barents to the Java Sea, from New Zealand to the North Atlantic, and from China to the Channel. They have been won in battleships and trawlers, in submarines below the water and aircraft above it, on horseback and on foot.

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