Cunningham: The Greatest Admiral Since Nelson (Leading the Modern Royal Navy)

Admiral Andrew Cunningham: The Man Who Turned the Tide of War in the Mediterranean Discover the inspiring story of Admiral Andrew Browne Cunningham, a naval leader who transformed the course of World War II in the Mediterranean.

This comprehensive biography reveals the highs and lows of his remarkable career, from the Boer War to the Second World War.

With unparalleled insight into Cunningham's personal letters and wartime diaries, John Winton provides a vivid account of this legendary admiral's merits and flaws. Led his fleet to smash the Italian Navy at Taranto, the first completely all-aircraft naval attack in history Successfully evacuated the army from Greece and later from Crete Worked tirelessly to keep supply lines to besieged Allied forces in Malta and Tobruk open Directed naval support for Eisenhower's landings in North Africa and Italy As First Sea Lord, oversaw the final defeat of Nazi Germany’s naval forces and assisted with setting strategy for defeating the Japanese in the Far East With this product summary, you will gain a deeper understanding of Admiral Andrew Cunningham's remarkable leadership and tactical genius during one of history's most pivotal moments.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of the greatest naval leaders of World War II!