O & P class destroyers
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O & P class destroyers
A book has recently been privately published on the above subject.
Someone is sending me the details. When I receive same and after I have obtained a copy for myself, I will give out the information.
, unless of course somebody already knows about this.
Someone is sending me the details. When I receive same and after I have obtained a copy for myself, I will give out the information.
, unless of course somebody already knows about this.
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Tim Stoneman
O & P Class Destroyers
Dyer's work on O & P Class Destroyers was published several years ago (early 1990s if not before), and is similar in style and appearance to the L & M one Laurence pictured. There was a copy in the library at the Royal Naval Staff College in Greenwich before the College closed.
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Re: O & P Class Destroyers
Are you aware of anywhere else Tim which may have a copy?Tim Stoneman wrote:Dyer's work on O & P Class Destroyers was published several years ago (early 1990s if not before), and is similar in style and appearance to the L & M one Laurence pictured. There was a copy in the library at the Royal Naval Staff College in Greenwich before the College closed.
I've found it hard in the past to loacte these unpublished items with no ISBN.
I hope when I spend more time at Naval Historical it might show up there.
If it was a Greenwich RN college one wonders if a copy is in the NMM library?
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Tim Stoneman
Dyer's Work
I would guess that the RN Staff College copy went to the library of the UK Joint Services Command and Staff College at Shrivenham.
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Re: Dyer's Work
Ok I'll keep a look out at Naval Historical, and keep asking around.Tim Stoneman wrote:I would guess that the RN Staff College copy went to the library of the UK Joint Services Command and Staff College at Shrivenham.
Believe or not I picked up the L & M class one in the Victory gift shop back in the 1990s and more than one person told me about the O/P class one.
I believe Mr M J Dyer to be someone who is either in the MoD of has done this work for them, I can find no more trace about him as an author.
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Re: Dyer's Work
I heard somewhere, he started using the pen-name Salman Rushdie ...Laurence Batchelor wrote:I believe Mr M J Dyer to be someone who is either in the MoD of has done this work for them, I can find no more trace about him as an author.
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Ok,
On another note, would you say this is an original cipher message?
Looks like one to me, some of these are in the documents I've already been looking at:-
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>Edited by ArizonaBB39, image caused scrolling off the screen<
On another note, would you say this is an original cipher message?
Looks like one to me, some of these are in the documents I've already been looking at:-
Message in question
>Edited by ArizonaBB39, image caused scrolling off the screen<
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