Submarine Warfare of To-Day

— warfare of the future, 127

Sutphen, Henry R., 57-58

Sydney, H.M.S., 123

Tactical methods, 134-135

Task of Allied navies, 18-35

Tenth Cruiser Squadron, 52, 232

Theatre of war, principal, 20

Thornycroft, Messrs John T., & Co. Ltd., 65

Tides, effect of, on moored mines, 149

— — on minesweeping, 171

Toast of the British Navy, 48

Tracking U-boats, methods of, 129-131

Training an anti-submarine force, 36-49

Transport of Allied armies, 116

Trawler units, 54, 55, 113

Treachery, guarding against, 270

Tripods (for observation) at Zeebrugge, 280

U-Boats, fishing for, 87-88, 258-263

— sunk, 263

— sunk by Q19, 97-100

U-C boats, 144

United States, effect on German mine-laying, 156

— help from, 21

— navy, 69

— warships attacked, 125

University, a naval, 46-49

Unrecorded sea fights, 204

Very’s pistols, 246, 276

Victory, H.M.S., at Trafalgar, 30

Von Hipper’s fleet, 255

War base, a typical, 102

— bases, 23, 102, 115

— — description of, 104-115

— Cabinet and convoys, 125

— Channel, 160, 172-175

Wardrooms in naval bases, 112

Warspite, H.M.S., 254

Waterloo, a replica of, 250

Weapons, curious, 85-95

Weather, effect of, on naval operations, 233

Whaler units, 53-54, 115

William Whiteley’s, a naval, 107

Winter patrol, 209

Wolfe, German raider, 145

Wounded, transport of, 256-257

Yacht clubs, officers from, 32

Yacht, armed, 53

Zeebrugge, bombardment of, 287-293

Zeppelin attacks fishing fleet, 282, 285

Zeppelin raids, 48-49

Zigzagging to avoid U-boats, 116

Zones of war, drafting to, 50-51

— vessels leaving for, 187

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