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ROYAL NAVY MONITORS OF WORLD WAR II Star Wars Shatterpoint selling that art for moneyA superbly illustrated history of the Royal Navy's World War II monitors gunboats armed with a single, large calibre gun turret and their roles and battles around the world. When World War II broke out, the Royal Navy possessed a sizeable fleet of battleships and battlecruisers. However, these formed the core of the battle fleets, and were rarely free to perform an equally vital mission the naval bombardment of targets ashore. In the first book to