Very Special Intelligence: The Story of the Admiralty's Operational Intelligence Centre 1939-1945
This is the best book so far and likely to remain so, about British naval intelligence in World War II. Unlike its predecessors it does not deal merely with how the intelligence was gathered but also with how it was used. ---Guardian'This book is a real treat for anyone interested in this vital part of the Naval War during WWII and is really well written by a man who is clearly an authority on the matter. Certainly one of the best books on the matter ever written. .. highly recommended.' ----U-Boat NetA very readable book on a fascinating subject based on the author's personal experience of day to day operations tracking German maritime forces. This is the story of how the results of Enigma decoding at Bletchley Park and other intelligence were used to plot the location and plans of the German Navy. --By A Customer--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.