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Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen. The British Navy in Battle
The British Navy in Battle
Table of Contents
LIST OF LINE CUTS
THE BRITISH NAVY IN BATTLE
CHAPTER I. A Greeting by Way of Dedication
CHAPTER II. A Retrospect
THE FIRST CRISIS
THE SECOND CRISIS
THE THIRD CRISIS
THE FOURTH CRISIS
THE NEW ERA
CHAPTER III. Sea Fallacies: A Plea for First Principles
CHAPTER IV. Some Root Doctrines
SEA WAR
CHAPTER V. Elements of Sea Force
CHAPTER VI. The Actions
CHAPTER VII. 1. Naval Gunnery, Weapons, and Technique
FIRE CONTROL
THE TORPEDO IN BATTLE
CHAPTER VIII. The Action That Never Was Fought
CHAPTER IX. The Destruction of “Koenigsberg”
THE FIRST ATTEMPT
SUCCESS
A PROBLEM IN CONTROL
CHAPTER X. Capture of H.I.G.M.S. “Emden”
CHAPTER XI. The Career of Von Spee
CORONEL
CHAPTER XII. Battle of the Falkland Islands (I) THE CAREER OF VON SPEE (II)
A. PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTS
CHAPTER XIII. Battle of the Falkland Islands (II) B. ACTION WITH THE ARMOURED CRUISERS
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
CHAPTER XV. Battle of the Falkland Islands (IV) STRATEGY—TACTICS—GUNNERY
BRITISH STRATEGY
THE TACTICS OF THE BATTLE
A POINT IN NAVAL ETHICS
CHAPTER XVI. The Heligoland Affair
THE NORTH SEA
CHAPTER XVII. The Action off the Dogger Bank
CHAPTER XVIII. The Dogger Bank II
CHAPTER XIX. The Battle of Jutland. I. NORTH SEA STRATEGIES
CHAPTER XX. The Battle of Jutland—(Continued) II. THE URGENCY OF A DECISION
CHAPTER XXI. The Battle of Jutland (Continued) III. THE DISTRIBUTION OF FORCES
THE ACTION: FIRST PHASE
CHAPTER XXII. The Battle of Jutland (Continued) IV. THE SECOND PHASE
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
CHAPTER XXIV. EThe Battle of Jutland (Continued) VI. THE COURSE OF THE ACTION
THE GERMAN RETREAT
THE NIGHT ACTIONS AND THE EVENTS OF JUNE 1
CHAPTER XXV. Zeebrügge and Ostend
STRATEGICAL OBJECT
SIR ROGER KEYES’S TACTICS
ATTACK ON THE MOLE
MORAL EFFECT
