Seaforth World Naval Review 2022 continues the beloved annual series with a clear layout and beautiful, well-chosen pictures in colour and black and white. The book is recommended for both general and professional audiences interested in the latest developments in contemporary navies around the world.

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World Naval Review provides a comprehensive overview of the worlds navies and their development over the previous 12 months. It is a well produced publication with contributions from some of the world’s leading authorities on naval matters. The text is enhanced by high quality current photography. It is highly recommended for all those with an interest in naval matters, technological developments, and the challenges currently facing global stability.

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Australian Naval Institute

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Scale Modelling Now

I really can’t fault this book; it’s high quality, the content is good, and it’s well laid out, and very easy to read.

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Navy Net

This annual is beautifully laid out to Seaforth’s traditional high standard. It has many data tables and clear summary boxes and is superbly illustrated throughout with many photographs and John Jordan’s excellent drawings. It provides very good value for money and is strongly recommended.

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The Naval Review

Now firmly established as what is believed to be the only annual naval overview of its type in the world, the Seaforth World Naval Review 2022 is essential reading for professional and enthusiast alike. It should be on the shelves of every parliamentary library for those who have the time to brief themselves in advance of defence debates, for Review takes the reader to the heart of contemporary maritime affairs.

Paul Ridgway - Africa Ports & Ships - April 22

This volume is very well produced and illustrated and is a must for all those with an interest in the current naval scene and a valuable tool for those who need to keep up with naval developments without the time or resources to undertake extensive research for themselves. Highly recommended.

Martin Willoughby, The Wessex Branch of the Western Front Association

This splendid annual is beautifully laid out to Seaforth's traditional high standard. It has many data tables and clear summary boxes and is superbly illustrated throughout with many photographs and John Jordan’s excellent drawings. It provides very good value for money and is strongly recommended.

John Roberts, Scuttlebutt

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Ships Monthly

Well written by some subject experts plus a large number of high quality photos throughout the book, this offers a good summary about the current trends in navies and warships around the world at the moment. There is some really interesting reading in here in my personal opinion.

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Military Model Scene

This annual publication, which first appeared in 2010, has earned a high reputation and is eagerly awaited by students of the world’s navies of today. The successful format remains the same and represents the facts in a clear and easily understandable manner.

This book is very good value for money, particularly when compared with its larger, more established competition, where much of the data remains the same from year to year.

Les Brown, Small Warships

I have remarked in previous reviews of the series that the World Naval Review is THE book to consult if you wish to keep up to date with naval developments. Its excellent contributors have once again produced an authoritative and highly informative “annual”. Superb stuff!

Peter Wykeham-Martin - Warship World

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