Caxton Editions, 1999 London. Plans and drawings by David J. Hill. Folio menor (30×25 cm) 125 págs. Cartoné con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Sobrecubierta algo deslucida. Muy buen estado general. «The story of midget submarines, submersibles and human torpedoes is one of the most fascinating areas of naval warfare in the Second World War. Originating with the Italian Mignatta human torpedo of the First World War, designed to attack enemy ships lying in defended harbours, by 1945 almost all the major combatants had made some use of crsft of this type, ranging from the British X-Craft, which crippled the German battleship Tirpitz in a Norwegian fjord and sank the Japanese cruiser Takao, to the Japanese Kaiten suicide weapon, the equally desperate German submersibles the Neger and Marder, and the slightly more successful Seehund midget submarine.»