Stille. Rather than depending on size or speed like some of their more famous counterparts, the U.S. Navy's escort carriers instead relied on sheer numbers for their effectiveness in both the Atlantic and Pacific Theaters. This illustrated title examines why these numerous warships played such a crucial role as both an anti-submarine platform against prowling U-Boats and air cover provider during the Japanese landings in 1945. 48 pages, illustrated, 7¼"x 10", softcover.
