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The Decline of the Luftwaffe As a Maritime Power. Lawrence Patterson’s “Eagles Over the Sea 1943- 45”. Book Review. Ray Garbee
Eagles Over the Sea 1943-45. Seaforth Publishing. 2020. Author: Lawrence Patterson. 382 pages. ISBN-10: 1526777657
In Eagles over the Sea 1943-45, Lawrence Patterson focuses on the lens of maritime air operations to illuminate the decline of the Luftwaffe in the later half of World War II. While maritime air operations drive the narrative, Patterson also highlights the organizational challenges and personality clashes that contributed to the decline of the Luftwaffe. The time frame of this book tracks roughly with the change in the character of the broader war in which strategic momentum shifted to the Allies with Germany adopting a more defensive posture. It’s a case study in the economics of a global war in which Nazi Germany found itself “punching above its weight class” against the Allied economic powers which it was una
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In this Volume Two, the author continues his excellent review of the Luftwaffe, picking up in 1943 and continuing to the end in 1945. The author has provided an astute review not only of operations, but the development of technology and tactics and the human story which was often the Luftwaffe’s greatest weakness. – Most Highly Recommended
NAME: Eagles Over The Sea 1943-45. A History of Luftwaffe Maritime Operations
FILE: R3260
AUTHOR: Lawrence Paterson
PUBLISHER: Seaforth Publishing, Pen & Sword
BINDING: hard back
PRICE: £30.00
GENRE: Non Fiction
SUBJECT: WWII, World War II, World War 2, Second World War, Luftwaffe, naval
aviation, flying boats, long range maritime patrol, torpedo bombers, dive bombers, sea
30 Dec 2020
Retired GP Dr John White returned to help with the massive programme. He is seen here administering the jab to Bowes resident Alan Brown.
THE start of the biggest vaccine programme Teesdale has seen got underway at Richardson Hospital, in Barnard Castle, with some of the most vulnerable residents delighted to be first in line.
GP practices from Barnard Castle, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Gainford, Cockfield, Evenwood and Butterknowle formed a network so more than 975 of the most vulnerable residents could get the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine.
Starting on Friday and working over three days, staff from all surgeries were involved and retired GPs and nurses were also drafted in.
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