The battle of the Atlantic how the allies won the war by Dimbleby, Jonathan

Table of Contents: “…The phony war that wasn't -- Caught hopping -- Rash moves -- The end of the beginning -- U-boats on the rampage -- Churchill declares "the Battle of the Atlantic" -- Moving the goalposts again -- America goes for it -- Secret weapons -- Fingers in the dyke -- Shifting fortunes -- Beating the drum -- Overstretched everywhere -- Disaster in the Arctic -- Goading the bear -- Dönitz seizes his chance -- Changes at the top -- "The Battle of the Air" -- A very narrow escape -- A dramatic turnabout -- The reckoning -- The beginning of the end -- Epilogue: fates disentwined…”

The U-boat war the German submarine sesrvice and the battle of the Atlantic,1935-45 by Westwood, David

Bloodstained sea the U.S. Coast Guard in the Battle of the Atlantic, 1941-1944 by Walling, Michael G.

Geopolitics, geography, and strategic history by Sloan, G. R. (Geoffrey R.)

Table of Contents: “…Geopolitics: Geography, History and Strategy: a Trinity of Relation -- Classical Geopolitical Theories: Spykman and Mackinder -- British Foreign Policy and the Heartland: Challenge and Nemesis -- Britain, Ireland and the Battle of the Atlantic: Failure and Redemption -- A Geographical Aurora: Geopolitics in the United States during the Second World War -- Geopolitics and Containment 1945-1973: A Strategy without Limits? …”

Hitler's strategy by Hinsley, F. H. (Francis Harry) 1918-

Table of Contents: “…-- The crucial months, September to December 1940 -- The decision to attack Russia -- North Africa, the Mediterranean and the Balkans in 1941 -- The Battle of the Atlantic in 1941 -- German-Japanese negotiations in 1941 -- 1942 -- The end of the German surface fleet, January 1943 -- Hitler's strategy in defeat -- App.A. …”

'Total Germany' the Royal Navy's war against the Axis powers, 1939-45 by Wragg, David W.

Table of Contents: “…Destroying Germanyâ#x80;#x99;s Capital Ships; 10. Battle of the Atlantic; 11. War in the Mediterranean; 12. …”

Pirate nation Elizabeth I and her royal sea rovers by Childs, David 1947-

Table of Contents: “…Protestants in pursuit of profit -- Apprentice to a pirate -- Pirate ships of war at sea -- Arms and actions -- Piracy in the Pacific -- The American dream -- The Azores and the first battle of the Atlantic -- A preference for pirates: the failure of the Spanish Armada -- The land rats -- The duke's denial -- Disturbing the world -- Low water -- Appendices: Letters of reprisal and bonds for good behaviour, 1591-95 -- Commission issued by Queen Elizabeth to the Early of Cumberland, 28 March 1595 -- John Donne, 'The storm' and 'The calm', 1600 -- Inventory of Malice Scourge, 1600 -- Estimated costs of equipping a pirate vessel -- Authorisation to equip a vessel of war under the admiralty of Zealand, 1582 -- Tennyson, 'The little Revenge, A ballad of the fleet' -- Cargo unloaded at Seville, 1593 -- The appraisement of prizes -- Notes from state papers concerning piracy, 1578 -- Complaints of the Dutch concerning English piracy, 1589.…”

Donitz and the wolf packs by Edwards, Bernard

Sea power the history and geopolitics of the world's oceans by Stavridis, James

A history of war in 100 battles by Overy, R. J.

Table of Contents: “…. ; Battle of Leuctra; Battle of Carrhae ; Battle of Ain Jalut ; Battle Crécy ; Battle of Lepanto ; The Spanish Armada ; Battle of Breitenfeld ; Battle of Naseby ; Battle of Poltava ; Battle of Solferino-San Martino ; Battle of Königgrätz (Sadowa) ; Battle of Shangani ; Battle of Tsushima ; Third battle of Edirne ; Third battle of Cambrai ; Battle of France ; Battle of Britain ; Pearl Harbor ; Battle of the Atlantic ; Hiroshima and Nagasaki ; Operation Desert Storm -- Deception. …”

The Routledge atlas of the Second World War by Gilbert, Martin 1936-2015