Title: An overview of a little-known, but potent, WW2 weapon
Product review: Author Duffy relates the only treatise I have found about Hitler's"Q-ships". These cruiser-armed vessels, disguised as harmlessmerchant steamers, sank many thousands of tons of shippingduring their brief reign. I had no idea such extensive operationswere conducted in the South Atlantic and Indian oceans, andaround Antarctica. One raider even slugged it out toe-to-toewith an Australian navy cruiser--resulting in the sinking ofboth ships;a source of chagrin in Australia to this day. Asomewhat pedantic writing style is my only criticism of thisbook. The information presented is truly unique and worthwhile.
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