Clyde at War

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Summary: A remarkable and memorable book of military history
Review: Collaboratively written by Brian D. Osborne and Ronald Armstrong, The Clyde At War is a compelling, informative look at the River Clyde, which was a pivotal setting for British forces in both WW I and WW II. Hosting major British air bases and ports of vital significance to the Allied cause, The River Clyde saw both great heroism and terrible tragedy during the dark days of the two world wars. A remarkable and memorable book of military history, The Clyde At War features a wealth of black-and-white photographs enhancing the story of soldiers and civilians who lived, struggled, and died near the river Clyde.