A detailed study of history and marine archaeology of a U-boat.
Aaron S. Hamilton is an academically trained historian and published author who holds both a B.A. and a M.A. in History. He has particular expertise in the archival records of the last year of the war in Europe and his books include Bloody Streets: The Soviet Assault on Berlin, April 1945 and The Oder Front 1945. Aaron is also a certified technical diver and an amateur maritime archaeologist who maintains a keen interest in naval history, particularly submarines. He has contributed original research to published academic works and on various websites.
"All in all, this is a most interesting look at a single U-Boat and the many roles it played in a variety of tasks." --Sea Classics "This work is an interesting examination of both the career and wreckage of U-1105, the only remaining late-war German Type VIIC ... [Hamilton] enthusiasm for the ship and her survivability is something that can be shared by students of history, naval architecture, and marine archaeology." --The Northern Mariner
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