Robert M. Browning, Jr., has written numerous books and articles and served as chief historian for the Coast Guard for more than twenty years.

Reviews of the second edition: “quite informative...highly recommended”—ARBA; “a valuable resource for studying American merchant ship losses during the war...a very useful tool”—The Northern Mariner/Le Marin du Word. Reviews of the first edition: “This is an extremely well-researched book...impressive...well written and based on solid research...a must for students of US merchant marine and naval operations during World War II”—The Northern Mariner/Le Marin du Word; “a tour de force compilation of records”—Nautical Research Journal; “important reference volume...invaluable”—The American Neptune; “a useful handbook”—The Nymas Newsletter; “details...are very thorough”—Steamboat Bill; “major reference works...researchers will certainly want a copy...even casual readers will find the material fascinating...highly recommended”—Naval Wargaming Review.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments      Introduction to the Revised Edition      List of Abbreviations      WAR CASUALTIES, 1940–1946      Appendix: Poorly Documented U.S. Flagged Merchant Vessel Losses      Glossary      Bibliography      Index

Robert M. Browning, Jr., has written numerous books and articles and served as chief historian for the Coast Guard for more than twenty years.

Reviews of the second edition: “quite informative...highly recommended”—ARBA; “a valuable resource for studying American merchant ship losses during the war...a very useful tool”—The Northern Mariner/Le Marin du Word. Reviews of the first edition: “This is an extremely well-researched book...impressive...well written and based on solid research...a must for students of US merchant marine and naval operations during World War II”—The Northern Mariner/Le Marin du Word; “a tour de force compilation of records”—Nautical Research Journal; “important reference volume...invaluable”—The American Neptune; “a useful handbook”—The Nymas Newsletter; “details...are very thorough”—Steamboat Bill; “major reference works...researchers will certainly want a copy...even casual readers will find the material fascinating...highly recommended”—Naval Wargaming Review.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments      Introduction to the Revised Edition      List of Abbreviations      WAR CASUALTIES, 1940–1946      Appendix: Poorly Documented U.S. Flagged Merchant Vessel Losses      Glossary      Bibliography      Index

Robert M. Browning, Jr., has written numerous books and articles and served as chief historian for the Coast Guard for more than twenty years.

Reviews of the second edition: “quite informative...highly recommended”—ARBA; “a valuable resource for studying American merchant ship losses during the war...a very useful tool”—The Northern Mariner/Le Marin du Word. Reviews of the first edition: “This is an extremely well-researched book...impressive...well written and based on solid research...a must for students of US merchant marine and naval operations during World War II”—The Northern Mariner/Le Marin du Word; “a tour de force compilation of records”—Nautical Research Journal; “important reference volume...invaluable”—The American Neptune; “a useful handbook”—The Nymas Newsletter; “details...are very thorough”—Steamboat Bill; “major reference works...researchers will certainly want a copy...even casual readers will find the material fascinating...highly recommended”—Naval Wargaming Review.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments      Introduction to the Revised Edition      List of Abbreviations      WAR CASUALTIES, 1940–1946      Appendix: Poorly Documented U.S. Flagged Merchant Vessel Losses      Glossary      Bibliography      Index