Royal Navy Submarine Manual: 1945 Onward Owners' Workshop Manual

One reason for purchasing this book was to remind me of the fact that we took my grandfather (Pop) down to the sumbmarine museum in Gosport to show hime this boat - a more modern submarine than those he served in during and after the first World War. Pop loved it but thought it very modern! I reminded him that it was launched in the same year I was born and that more modern boats such as Polaris, with which I was familiar, were themselves becoming obsolecent.
Pop learnt his trade on a 'Holland' boat and went on to serve as a 'Fore-endsman' (torpedo man) in HMSm E45 (a minelayer) through to 1919 and later on HMSm M-1 until 1925.
This as a wonderful volume and lives up to the best tradition of Haynes. I can highly recommend it.

The delivery was easy to arrange and arrived on time via post. The book was in excellent condition. I would purchase from the Tank Museum in the future.

I really like these manuals and was particularly interested in this one as I had previously visited the Royal Dockyard, Portsmouth and had seen the sub. Buying it and reading prior your visit would be a bonus and certainly add to the experience. As I tend to dip in and out of the manual I have read all the sections. It also supplements the U boat manual. Pity these books don't come with a scratch and sniff card so you could experience how foul the inside of a sub is after or during a voyage.

Exellent book on what the Royal Navy leared during the War and with a great price and it helps to fund the TM win win win

Excellent informative book, lots of photos and diagrams. Excellent price from the tank museum, very pleased with purchase. Will use the tank museum shop again. Would recommend.