The authors have brought to light much of what has been lost or hidden since the first and second World Wars. Here you will discover the people and places that contributed so much, including New Zealand¿s significant contribution to the nerve-wracking scramble to locate the Scharnhorst battle cruiser in the northern Atlantic Ocean in 1943. Because secrecy was paramount, their triumphs and failures were never reported. The authors have dug deep into the archives to put together the fading light of these, hitherto faceless, men and women, who gave us invaluable service.