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HTML Database "Russo-Japanese Naval Warfare 1904-1905" on CD
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Dear Sir,
Thank you for your time and consideration.
I am pleased to introduce you the product "Russo-Japanese
Naval Warfare 1904-1905". Its an absolutely new approach to the
Reference Book production.
The product was created by means of my
MS Access Data Base "All the worlds fighting ships 1858-1998". All the
information was downloaded out of the MS Access MDB format to the HTML
in purpose to enlarge the circle of potential customers. It is not
necessary to say that Dynamic Reports of the Access DB give a more
correct access and an absolute information correspondence, but it cannot
be a widely spread.
My product opens a line of similar products dedicated
to the World Naval Warfare. I plan to issue next "Sino-Japanese Naval
Warfare 1894-1895", "Spanish-American Naval Warfare 1898". Still I will
gladly accept ideas about what they ought to be as well as the
contribution.
Now about the product. You will not find there any texts.
The Naval Warfare is presented by figures. The main line is the Fleets
balance by EVERY day of the War. There you will find the initial War
balance and all Russian attempts to reinforce their Squadrons in the
East. You will find the reasons why all of them failed.
Lines of the product:
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Naval warfare Day-by-Day line (587
pages);
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Major Sea Battles and Actions line
(14 pages);
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Warships line (286 pages);
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3D Renderings line (52 pages);
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Photos line (80 pages);
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Shipbuilders line (44 pages);
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Ship Classes line (20 pages);
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Ship Types line (112 pages);
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General Information line (14 pages).
All lines are perfectly linked and have a reliable
Navigation system.
There are 174 2D line drawings, 312 3D ship renderings
and 235 photos.(All photos of the project are from collections of
Alexandr Kobylin and Yuriy Mayorov).
I did not include here all the available materials, it
will be done in the book updates. Please follow my site (http://www.battleships.ru)
information. I do not prefer to make any conclusions, I prefer you to
make them.
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