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British Naval Weapons of World War Two, Volume III : Coastal Forces Weapons.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Friedman, Norman.
- Series:
- The John Lambert Collection
- The John Lambert Collection ; v.3
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- World War, 1939-1945--Naval operations, British.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (210 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Other Title:
- British Naval Weapons of World War Two, Volume III
- Place of Publication:
- : Pen & Sword Books Limited, 2020.
- Summary:
- "Lambert was a drafter of no mean skill. . .his drawings are concise, clear, and invaluable to scratchbuilders and super-detailers.Very highly recommended!" -- Nautical Research Journal John Lambert was a renowned naval draftsman whose plans were highly valued for their accuracy and detail by modelmakers and enthusiasts.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Book title
- Copyright
- Table of contents
- Hugh John Lambert
- Publishers' Note
- Introduction
- THE PLANS
- Boats: B Series
- B 1 70ft Coastal Motor Boat for minelaying, 1921
- B 2 British Power Boat 60ft MTB 4, 1937
- B 3 Thornycroft 71ft 9in MTB 24 and 25, 1938
- B 4 Vosper 70ft MTB 57-66, 1940
- B 5 Vosper 60 ft MTB (for export)
- two became MTB 71 and 72, 1940
- B 6 Vosper 72ft 6in MTB 347-362, 1942
- B 7 Vosper 73ft Type I MTB 379-395, 1942
- B 8 Vosper 73ft Type II MTB 523-530, 532 and 533, 1943
- B 9 British Power Boat 70ft MASB 50-67, 1940
- B 10 Camper &
- Nicholson 117ft MGB 502-509, early 1943
- B 11 Motor Vessels Gay Viking, Gay Corsair, Hopewell, Nonsuch and Master Standfast converted 1943(later MGB 504-508)
- B 12 Steam Gun Boat SGB 9 (later Grey Goose), 1941
- B 13 Fairmile Type C Motor Gun Boat, 1940
- B 14 Fairmile Type D MGB/MTB, 1941 - some variations in appearance
- B 15 British Power Boat 71ft 6in MGB 74-81, 1940
- B 16 British Power Boat 71ft 6in MGB 109, as completed September 1942
- B 17 British Power Boat 71ft 6in Motor Gun Boat, 1943 - as MTB 467 in April 1944
- B 18 Fairmile Type B Motor Launch, 1939 - variations and details
- B 19 Harbour Defence Motor Launch, 1940 - some variations and details
- Weapons: W series
- Torpedoes
- W 1 General arrangement of torpedo discharge gear for Coastal Motor Boats of 40ft and 55ft
- W 2 Coastal Forces 21in and 18in torpedoes and tubes, 1939-45
- W 3 Installation of 18in tubes in 71ft 6in British Power Boat MGBs on conversion to MTB, 1944
- W 4 Selection of British Power Boat torpedo tubes for various contracts
- Guns
- W 5 Vickers 0.303in GO No 5 Mk I gun, 1940
- W 6 Boulton-Paul quadruple power-operated turret with 0.303in Browning machine guns
- W 6 Boulton-Paul quadruple power-operated turret with 0.303in Browning machine guns.
- W 7 0.5in Vickers machine gun on twin Mk V (powered) mounting
- W 8 Detail for fitting twin 0.5in Mk V power-operated mounting on Vosper 70ft MTBs
- W 9 Hydraulic power operation for Coastal Forces gun turrets during World War Two
- W 10 Arrangement of the armoured gun pump system in 71ft 6in British Power Boat MGBs
- W 11 US Navy twin 0.50in calibre water cooled machine guns on pedestal Mk 22 mounting
- W 12 Type BD Mk III 40mm (2pdr) Rolls-Royce gun on the Naval Mk XIV mounting, 1941-43
- W 13 Twin 20mm Oerlikon guns on Mk IX lightweight and Mk 12A manual mountings
- W 14 General arrangement and detail of lightweight twin 20mm mounting Mk 'T'
- W 15 General arrangement of the power-operated sight training turret, 1944. As found at CoastalForces training establishments
- W 16 2pdr QF Mk IIC gun on Mk XV(P) power-operated mounting, 1942
- W 17 2pdr Mk VIII gun on Mk XVI (powered) mounting, 1943
- W 18 2pdr Mk XI and XII guns on Mk IX mounting, 1941
- W 19 3pdr Hotchkiss gun on Mk I, I*, 50o conversion, Mk V, VI and VI* mountings, 1942
- W 20 6pdr Hotchkiss QF pedestal mounting Mk M of 1890
- W 21 6pdr Hotchkiss QF gun on HA/LA Mk VI mounting, 1942
- W 22 6pdr 7 cwt Mk II gun on Mk VII mounting, with auto-loader
- W 23 4.5in 8 cwt gun on Mk I mounting, with rocket flare launcher
- ASW and mine warfare weapons
- W 24 ML, MGB and MTB arrangement of depth charge Teleflex control gear, 1943
- W 25 Coastal Forces anti-submarine equipment and fittings
- W 26 Depth charge thrower Mk III (USN 'Y' gun) as fitted to some Fairmile B MLs, 1941
- W 27 Coastal Forces minelaying equipment
- Electronics and miscellaneous weapons
- W 28 Coastal Forces Radar and IFF aerials
- W 29 Armament and electronics detail of MGB 510, Vosper's prototype 'Long' MTB
- W 30 Miscellaneous Coastal Forces weapons.
- W 31 0.303in Hotchkiss light machine gun Mk I and I*, 1914-1945
- W 32 9mm Lanchester machine carbine, 1941
- Equipment: E Series
- E 1 Underwater fittings, etc of British Power Boat craft, 1939
- E 2 Steering gear and main fuel tanks in 71ft 6in British Power Boat MGBs, 1942
- Appendix: S Series (submarine weapons)
- S 1 4.7in QFSA 40-calibre gun on CP Mk XV (submarine) mounting, 1930
- S 2 QF 4in Mk XII, XII* or XXII gun on 4in S1 (submarine) mounting
- S 2 4in S1 mounting - detail
- S 3 3in 20 cwt Mk I gun on CP Mk V (submarine) mounting, 1943
- S 4 4in QF Mk XXIII gun on S2 (submarine) mounting
- S 5 Mk VIII** 21in submarine torpedo, 1939-1983
- Index of Plans Reproduced in this Volume
- Back cover.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 1-5267-7713-4
- 1-5267-7711-8
- OCLC:
- 1276853752
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