The King's Ships Were at Sea; the War in the North Sa August 1914-February 1915

Goldrick, James

Verlag: Naval Institute Press, Annapolis; (1984)

Beschreibung

Octavo. 135pp., The first six months of naval operations during World War I are significant for what they reveal of initial British and German reactions to the challenge of war. Furthermore, those months represent the beginning of modern naval warfare. An important feature of the book is its analysis of the impact of new technology on the conduct of operations. In 1914, submarines came into their own as weapons systems, aircraft began to play and effective roll, and surface action, conducted at high speed. Bound in green cloth, spine lettering silver, rear endpaper has a crease and small closed edge tear. A very good copy in dust jacket with some toning to spine. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 021316

Bibliografische Details

Titel: The King's Ships Were at Sea; the War in the...

Verlag: Naval Institute Press, Annapolis; (1984)

Auflage: First Edition.