Tramp Steamers at War

Tramp Steamers at War by George Gunn, published by Gwasg Gomer in 1999, is a 103-page account that delves into one boy’s personal experiences during wartime. This edition presents a unique perspective through the author’s recollections, complemented by copies of ships’ logs and photographs, offering insights into the operation of the Merchant Navy and the lives of the men who served.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of the thoughts and feelings of those involved in the Merchant Navy during this tumultuous period. The book captures the essence of their experiences, providing a glimpse into both the operational aspects and the personal narratives that shaped their service. Through its combination of biography and historical documentation, this work contributes to the understanding of maritime history in wartime.
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This is an account of one boy’s personal experiences. His recollections, together with copies of ships’ logs and photographs give an insight into the operation of the Merchant Navy in wartime, and into the lives, thoughts and feelings of the men who served there.
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