Mark Lardas, US Destroyers vs German U-Boats

Reviews 535 vessels, particularly by the Soviets.Koszela also has a habit of ending some sentences with exclamation marks or including them in parenthesis, which does not quite fit the architecture of a scholarly work.Furthermore, there is no index, bibliography, or further reading list for quick reference, citation, or continued examination.Removal of the former and inclusion of the latter would greatly improve the work's scholarly effectiveness.Cruisers of the III Reich: Volume 2 is an interesting chronology of several of the Kriegsmarine's cruiser's wartime service.While it would probably be best for both volumes to be combined into a single book given the text's length and layout, this work does offer a decent collection of images, profiles, and data for those interested in the Nrnberg, Seydlitz, Lutzow, and Admiral Hipper class.Koszela's study makes for a quick, useful reference guide, but could be expanded into a solid resource with improved future editions

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