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Douglas Reeman
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Douglas Reeman
I recently came across this book and found it a interesting read about the Royal marines and the natural reluctance to accept steam during that era:
http://www.amazon.com/Badge-Glory-Royal-Marines-Saga/dp/1590130138/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t
First of a series of 5, I guess it's the only one that would pertain to this forum. The rest seem to carry on with following generations. I'll probably hunt these down after finishing the M & C series.
http://www.amazon.com/Badge-Glory-Royal-Marines-Saga/dp/1590130138/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t
First of a series of 5, I guess it's the only one that would pertain to this forum. The rest seem to carry on with following generations. I'll probably hunt these down after finishing the M & C series.
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Re: Douglas Reeman
As you say, this one is in the transition period so relevant to this forum although as it does involve a steam vessel, focuses on the marines rather than the naval aspect and is a series which as a whole is set later I was undecided whether to add it to the website listings. As Reeman does his AOS writing under the name Alexander Kent and Age of Steam writing as Douglas Reeman in the end I decided to go with the authors own decision and leave it out.
Thread moved to Alexander Kent forum
Thread moved to Alexander Kent forum
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Fair enough. I thought it was odd there was no mention of it and wasn't sure if you where aware of this book/series.
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Part of my reason for not listing this book was that I had a vague idea that I might start a companion site featuring books in the later period where this series could have been listed in full. As I am no longer intending to do this I decided that this book should be listed on the site and have added it here
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After reading a large quantity of HNF in the AOS, one invariably "strays" into either an earlier period or a later one. After 10+ years, I began to move forward into the "transitional period" between sail and steam. There I found the Blackwood Family series and through a natural progression followed their exploits into the 20th century. I found it to be "pure Reeman" at it's best.
This was followed by Reeman's 32 HNF novels set in both WWI and WWII. My point is that if you're a fan of Reeman's style, then these book, mostly written earlier in his career, and with his "first hand experience" of MTB operations in WWII can provide a bit of variation to your HNF diet.
This was followed by Reeman's 32 HNF novels set in both WWI and WWII. My point is that if you're a fan of Reeman's style, then these book, mostly written earlier in his career, and with his "first hand experience" of MTB operations in WWII can provide a bit of variation to your HNF diet.

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