Our Navy in the War by Lawrence Perry
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Lessons of the War--The Submarine Not Really a Submarine--French Term
for Undersea Fighter--The Success of the Convoy Against Submersibles--U-Boats Not Successful Against Surface Fighters--Their Shortcomings--What the Submarine Needs to be a Vital Factor in Sea Power--Their Showing Against Convoyed Craft--Record of Our Navy in Convoying and Protecting Convoys Secretary Daniels's Report ILLUSTRATIONS Atlantic Fleet steaming in line of bearing Portraits of Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, Rear-Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, Vice-Admiral William S. Sims, Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Rear-Admiral Albert Gleaves, Admiral William S. Benson Position of ships in a convoy A U.S. submarine at full speed on the surface of the water A submarine-chaser A torpedo-destroyer Repairing a damaged cylinder of a German ship for federal service |
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