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Top Gunships

At the end of World War II the United States had the most powerful navy on earth,, retired Navy man Mark Stille traces the careers of the last destroyers of their kind from VJ-Day through the Cold War and the missile age, during which many were refurbished to adapt to the new technology. These modifications are covered in the compact but comprehensive text and ample illustrations.

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