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"Merchantmen-at-Arms: The British Merchants' Service In The War" offers a compelling account of the British Merchant Service during World War I. Penned by David W. Bone, this historical narrative sheds light on the vital role of the merchant marine in the war at sea. This detailed work explores the experiences of merchant seamen and their ships as they navigated the perils of naval warfare and contributed to the Allied effort. A crucial piece of naval history, the book examines the often-overlooked contributions of the British merchant service, a cornerstone of Great Britain's war effort. Readers interested in World War I, maritime history, or the history of Great Britain will find this book a valuable resource and an enduring testament to the courage and resilience of the merchantmen-at-arms. A meticulously prepared print republication of this important historical work.
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