Our Navy at war

Our Navy at War by Josephus Daniels is a detailed account of the United States Navy’s role during World War I. Written by Daniels who served as the Secretary of the Navy from 1913 to 1921 under President Woodrow Wilson the book offers a firsthand perspective on the Navy's operations challenges and achievements during the war. Daniels chronicles the Navy’s strategic importance detailing how it supported both military and logistical operations across the Atlantic and beyond focusing on the American effort to protect shipping routes engage enemy forces and provide support for allied troops.In Our Navy at War Daniels provides insights into the expansion and modernization of the U.S. Navy during his tenure discussing the training of personnel the development of new technologies and the Navy's contributions to key battles and campaigns. The book also highlights the impact of naval warfare on international diplomacy and the post-war world order. Daniels' account blends personal anecdotes with historical analysis offering a thorough and appreciative overview of the U.S. Navy's pivotal role in ensuring victory for the Allies. The book stands as both a historical document and a tribute to the courage and professionalism of the sailors and officers who served during the Great War.