Taranto 1940: The Fleet Air Arm’s precursor to Pearl Harbor (Campaign, 288)
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Taranto 1940: The Fleet Air Arm’s precursor to Pearl Harbor (Campaign, 288)

by Angus Konstam

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Taranto 1940 explores the Fleet Air Arm's bold raid on the Italian fleet, serving as a forerunner to the Pearl Harbor attack. Authored by Angus Konstam in the Campaign series, it delves into the operation's planning, execution, and lasting impact on naval strategy during World War II.

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The book Taranto 1940 examines the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm operation in November 1940, marking a significant precursor to later naval aviation strikes.

As part of the Campaign series, volume 288, it details the strategic planning and execution of the raid on the Italian naval base at Taranto.

Authored by Angus Konstam, the narrative highlights the tactical innovations that influenced subsequent military history.

This account provides insight into early World War II naval warfare and the role of carrier-based aircraft.

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