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The Crisis of the Naval War
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Chapter 11 NAVAL WORK
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1 Chapter 1 ADMIRALTY ORGANIZATION; THE CHANGES IN 19172 Chapter 2 THE SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN IN THE EARLY PART OF 19173 Chapter 3 ANTI-SUBMARINE OPERATIONS4 Chapter 4 THE INTRODUCTION OF THE CONVOY SYSTEM5 Chapter 5 THE CONVOY SYSTEM AT WORK6 Chapter 6 THE ENTRY OF THE UNITED STATES; OUR NAVAL POLICY EXPLAINED7 Chapter 7 PATROL CRAFT AND MINESWEEPING SERVICES8 Chapter 8 THE DOVER PATROL AND THE HARWICH FORCES9 Chapter 9 THE SEQUEL10 Chapter 10 PRODUCTION AT THE ADMIRALTY DURING 191711 Chapter 11 NAVAL WORK12 Chapter 12 THE FUTURE