
The British Navy In Battle
by Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen
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About this eBook
- Author
- Pollen, Arthur Joseph Hungerford, 1866-1937
- Title
- The British Navy in Battle
- Credits
- Produced by Brian Coe, Charlie Howard, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- D501: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: World War I (1914-1918)
- Subject
- Great Britain. Royal Navy
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 54441
- Release Date
- March 26, 2017
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.THE BRITISH NAVY IN BATTLE
- 2.CONTENTS
- 3.LIST OF LINE CUTS
- 4.THE BRITISH NAVY IN BATTLE — CHAPTER I A Greeting by Way of Dedication
- 5.CHAPTER II A Retrospect — THE FIRST CRISIS — THE SECOND CRISIS — THE THIRD CRISIS — THE FOURTH CRISIS — THE NEW ERA
- 6.CHAPTER III Sea Fallacies: A Plea for First Principles
- 7.CHAPTER IV Some Root Doctrines — SEA WAR
- 8.CHAPTER V Elements of Sea Force
- 9.CHAPTER VI The Actions
- 10.CHAPTER VII 1. Naval Gunnery, Weapons, and Technique — FIRE CONTROL — THE TORPEDO IN BATTLE
- 11.CHAPTER VIII The Action That Never Was Fought
- 12.CHAPTER IX The Destruction of “Koenigsberg” — THE FIRST ATTEMPT — SUCCESS — A PROBLEM IN CONTROL
- 13.CHAPTER X Capture of H.I.G.M.S. “Emden”
- 14.CHAPTER XI The Career of Von Spee — CORONEL
- 15.CHAPTER XII Battle of the Falkland Islands (I) THE CAREER OF VON SPEE (II) — A. PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTS
- 16.CHAPTER XIII Battle of the Falkland Islands (II) B. ACTION WITH THE ARMOURED CRUISERS
- 17.CHAPTER XIV Battle of the Falkland Islands (III) C. ACTION WITH THE LIGHT CRUISERS — “KENT” V. “NÜRNBERG” — “CORNWALL” AND “GLASGOW” V. “LEIPZIG” — D. ACTION WITH THE ENEMY TRANSPORTS
- 18.CHAPTER XV Battle of the Falkland Islands (IV) STRATEGY—TACTICS—GUNNERY — BRITISH STRATEGY — THE TACTICS OF THE BATTLE — A POINT IN NAVAL ETHICS
- 19.CHAPTER XVI The Heligoland Affair — THE NORTH SEA
- 20.CHAPTER XVII The Action off the Dogger Bank
- 21.CHAPTER XVIII The Dogger Bank II
- 22.CHAPTER XIX The Battle of Jutland I. NORTH SEA STRATEGIES
- 23.CHAPTER XX The Battle of Jutland —( Continued ) II. THE URGENCY OF A DECISION
- 24.CHAPTER XXI The Battle of Jutland ( Continued ) III. THE DISTRIBUTION OF FORCES — THE ACTION: FIRST PHASE
- 25.CHAPTER XXII The Battle of Jutland ( Continued ) IV. THE SECOND PHASE
- 26.CHAPTER XXIII The Battle of Jutland ( Continued ) V. THE THREE OBJECTIVES — THE TACTICAL PLANS — Admiral Scheer’s tactics — Sir David Beatty’s Tactics — Sir John Jellicoe’s Tactics
- 27.CHAPTER XXIV E The Battle of Jutland ( Continued ) VI. THE COURSE OF THE ACTION — THE GERMAN RETREAT — THE NIGHT ACTIONS AND THE EVENTS OF JUNE 1
- 28.CHAPTER XXV Zeebrügge and Ostend — STRATEGICAL OBJECT — SIR ROGER KEYES’S TACTICS — ATTACK ON THE MOLE — MORAL EFFECT
- 29.Transcriber’s Notes
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