| 25726 | Young, Alexander Bell Filson. Titanic: A Narrative of the Loss of the Steamship Titanic. London: Richards, 1912, 204 pp. Completed, May 1912. |
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| 25727 | Young, Alexander Bell Filson. With the Battle Cruisers. Classics of Naval Literature Series. London: Cassell; Edinburgh: Birlinn; Annapolis: NIP, 1921, 1986, 2002, xx, 295 pp. Intro: James Goldrick. |
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| 25728 | Young, Allen William. The Search for Sir John Franklin: From the Journal of an Officer of the Fox. London: Smith Elder, 1859, 27 pp. |
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| 25729 | Young, Christopher. Gators of Neptune: Naval Amphibious Planning for the Normandy Invasion. Annapolis: NIP, 2006, 292 pp. |
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| 25730 | Young, Delbert A. According to Hakluyt: Tales of Adventure and Exploration. Toronto: Clark Irwin, 1973, xviii, 197 pp. Anthology. |
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| 25731 | Young, Desmond. Rommel. London: Collins, 1950, 288 pp. |
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| 25732 | Young, Desmond. Rutland of Jutland. London: Cassell, 1963, ix, 191 pp. Fred J. Rutland, squadron commander. |
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| 25733 | Young, Edward Preston. One of Our Submarines. Pen & Sword Military Classics Series. London: Hart-Davis; Barnsley: Pen & Sword, 1952, 1982, 2004, 320 pp. Brilliant memoir by submariner, U- & S-Class submarines. |
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| 25734 | Young, Edward Preston. Undersea Patrol. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1953, 298 pp. |
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| 25735 | Young, Everild & Helweg-Larsen, Kjeld. The Pirates' Priest: The Life of Pere Labat in the West Indies, 1693-1705. London: Jarrolds, 1965, 200 pp. |
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| 25736 | Young, George. Dreams of a Pacific Empire: Sir George Young's Proposal for a Colonization of New South Wales (1784-1785). Sydney: Resolution, 1980, 48 pp. Intro: Alan Frost. |
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| 25737 | Young, George. The Life and Voyages of Captain James Cook: Drawn Up from His Journal and Other Authentic Documents and Comprising Much Original Information. London: Whittaker Treacher, 1836, xii, 472 pp. |
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| 25738 | Young, Gloria L. "The Sea as Symbol in the Work of Herman Melville and Joseph Conrad." Ph.D. diss, Kent State, 1971, 428 pp. (DAI 32-6463). |
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| 25739 | Young, Gregory D. & Braden, Nate. The Last Sentry: The True Story that Inspired The Hunt for Red October. Annapolis: NIP; London: Greenhill, 2005, x, 250 pp. |
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| 25740 | [Young, John.] An Affecting Narrative of the Unfortunate Voyage and Catastrophe of His Majesty's Ship Wager, One of Commodore Anson's Squadron in the South-Sea Expedition. London, 1751. |
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| 25741 | Young, John., comp. A Dictionary of Ships of the Royal Navy of the Second World War. Cambridge: Stephen, 1975, 1978, 192 pp. |
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| 25742 | Young, John M. Britain's Sea War: A Diary of Ship Losses, 1939-1945. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephen, 1989, 288 pp. Day-by-day catalogue; some gaps. |
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| 25743 | Young, Kenneth. Arthur James Balfour: The Happy Life of the Politician, Prime Minister, Statesman, and Philosopher, 1848-1930. London: Bell, 1963, xxvi, 516 pp. First Lord. |
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| 25744 | Young, Kenneth. "The Skybolt Crisis of 1962: Muddle or Mischief?" J Stra Stu, 27 (December 2004): 614-35. Created crisis in Anglo-American relations. |
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| 25745 | Young, Kenneth. "U.S. 'Atomic Capability' and the British Forward Bases in the Early Cold War." J Contem His, 42 (January 2007): 117-36. E.g., Berlin crisis, 1948; could U.S. bomb USSR? |
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