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Submarine and Anti-submarine

CHAPTER XII THE DESTROYERS

Word Count: 3824    |    Released on: 19/11/2017

dation, the unshaken fabric of our sea power, and that in the day of battle it has always proved itself incomparable

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Submarine and Anti-submarine
Submarine and Anti-submarine
“It is probable that a good deal of the information contained in this book will be new to the public; for it has been collected under favour of exceptional circumstances. But the reader will gain little if he cannot contribute something on his side—if he cannot share with the writer certain fundamental beliefs. The first of these is that every nation has a spirit of its own—a spirit which is the mainspring of national action. It is more than a mechanical spring; for it not only supplies a motive force, but determines the moral character of the action which results.”
1 CHAPTER I THE SPIRIT OF SUBMARINE WAR2 CHAPTER II THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUBMARINE3 CHAPTER III THE SUBMARINE OF TO-DAY4 CHAPTER IV A BRITISH SUBMARINE BASE5 CHAPTER V SUBMARINES AND WAR POLICY6 CHAPTER VI SUBMARINE v. WAR-SHIP7 CHAPTER VII WAR-SHIP v. SUBMARINE8 CHAPTER VIII BRITISH SUBMARINES IN THE BALTIC9 CHAPTER IX BRITISH SUBMARINES IN THE DARDANELLES10 CHAPTER X THE U-BOAT BLOCKADE11 CHAPTER XI TRAWLERS, SMACKS, AND DRIFTERS12 CHAPTER XII THE DESTROYERS13 CHAPTER XIII P-BOATS AND AUXILIARY PATROL14 CHAPTER XIV Q-BOATS15 CHAPTER XV SUBMARINE v. SUBMARINE16 CHAPTER XVI THE HUNTED17 CHAPTER XVII ZEEBRUGGE AND OSTEND