BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC (Milner)

A Canadian professor reassesses the longest campaign of the war, and the most complex submarine campaign in history, from a mid-Atlantic, rather than the traditional Anglo-centric, perspective. He dismisses the idea that Britain was unprepared, argues that Ultra intelligence was not decisive to the outcome, asserts that the war was ultimately won by radar and concludes that victory was never at any point really within Germany's grasp.