From the category archives:
Hinchcliffe
The Man Who Bought A Navy from Hinchcliffe is the fascinating story of the recovery of the sunken battleships of the german fleet in Scapa Flow from the determination of entrepreneurial adventurers to the dogged bravery of men working in extreme and dangerous conditions
Hinchcliffe
Stars Beneath the Sea from Hinchcliffe books traces the history of diving from fishing with spears to todays modern and highly technical equipment
Hinchcliffe
After six years in the Royal Navy, Joel Blamey was conscripted into Britain’s submarine service in 1926, aged 22
Hinchcliffe
This unique book is the most comprehensive oral history of the U-boats of the Great War
Hinchcliffe
This book brings to life the tales of the 121 submarines that lie entombed on the seabed of the English Channel
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Neutral Buoyancy from Hinchcliffe Books shares Tim Ecott’s passion for diving as his gripping tales from diving’s rich history are interspersed with personal accounts and anecdotes
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Zero Visibility from Hinchcliffe Books is a new book with an exciting compilation of stories and light hearted personal accounts of deep commercial “mixed-gas” diving in the 1960’s and beyond
