Coronel and Falklands 1914: Duel in the South Atlantic (Campaign, 248)
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Coronel and Falklands 1914: Duel in the South Atlantic (Campaign, 248)

by Michael Mcnally

Military History naval warfare World War I
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Details the 1914 naval campaign between British and German squadrons, covering the battles of Coronel and the Falkland Islands during the First World War.

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This book examines the naval engagements fought between British and German forces off the coasts of South America in late 1914.

It covers the Battle of Coronel and the subsequent Battle of the Falkland Islands, placing both actions within the wider context of the First World War at sea.

The narrative draws on contemporary records to outline the strategic decisions, ship movements, and outcomes of the campaign.

Readers gain an overview of early twentieth-century naval warfare, tactics, and technology as demonstrated in these two decisive clashes.

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