Janet MacDonald Boeken

This is the first modern study of the process of naval provisioning. It explodes many myths about shipboard food and drink and shows how the sailor's diet was better than he was likely to enjoy ashore.

The book explores the logistics of supply during World War II, detailing the processes involved in selecting, ordering, and delivering essential items to soldiers at the front. It examines the production methods and the challenges faced in ensuring that troops received the necessary equipment and supplies. Through a combination of historical analysis and firsthand accounts, it sheds light on the often-overlooked aspects of wartime logistics and the critical role they played in supporting military operations.

What's it really like living and working in London? Not surprisingly there's a lot more to life than bobbies, beefeaters and busbys! Inside you'll discover: -- How to get acquainted with London -- How to avoid and overcome problems on arrival -- How to choose the best area in which to live -- How to find a job with a good salary -- How to make the best use of public transportation -- How to find a home to rent or buy -- How to obtain the best health treatment -- How to find the best education and schools -- How to find the best shopping bargains -- How to make the most of your leisure time