Supply Officer (Royal Navy) - Sources

Sources

  1. England's Sea-Officers by Michael Lewis (George Allen & Unwin, 1948)
  2. Shore Establishments of the Royal Navy by Lt Cdr Ben Warlow RN (Maritime Books, 2000)
  3. The Pusser and His Men by Ben Warlow (Ministry of Defence (DFSD), 1984)
  4. The Navy List (HMSO yearbook)
  5. Royal Navy website
  6. King's College London's Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives
  7. Who's Who 1998

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