I-400: Japan’s Secret Aircraft-Carrying Strike Submarine: Objective Panama Canal :: Henry Sakaida, Gary Nila & Takaki Koji soon to be presented for sale on the special BookLovers of Bath web site!
Manchester: Crecy Publishing, 2010, Paperback.
Includes: Colour profiles; Black & white profiles; Technical drawings; Cross-sections; Black & white photographs; Colour photographs; Tables;
From the cover: The I-400 submarine was one of the most monstrous creations to emerge from the Second World War and, in its time, it was the largest submarine ever built.
At more than 400 feet long, weighing 5,223 tons submerged, carrying a crew of nearly 200 and possessing a range of over 30,000 nautical miles, the 1-400 featured state of the art Japanese radar and stealth technology and carried three Aichi M6A Se…
Near Fine.
112 pages. Index. 10½” x 7¾”.
Of course, if you don’t like this one, may I woo you with the cream of the crop in my Military Naval catalogue?
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