Submarines Mines And Torpedos In The War (1914)

Submarines Mines And Torpedoes In The War By Charles W. Domville-Fife Provides A Comprehensive Overview Of The Role Of Submarines In Naval Warfare During The Great European War. The Book Delves Into The Scientific Factors Contributing To Victory Or Defeat In Naval And Military Campaigns Emphasizing The Importance Of Understanding The Submarine Fleets And Arms Of The Major Naval Powers Engaged In The Conflict. Domville-Fife'S Aim Is To Present A Compendium Of Information On The Under-Water Fighting Ships And Appliances Highlighting Their Prominent Role In The New Submarine Phase Of Naval Warfare. The Book Covers Various Aspects Of Submarine Warfare Including The Modern Submarine Torpedo-Boat British Submarines French Submarines Russian Submarines Japanese Submarines German Submarines And Austrian Submarines. It Discusses The Armament Propulsion Vision When Submerged Habitability And Distribution Of British Submarines In Home Waters And On Foreign Stations. The Text Provides Insights Into The Challenges And Advancements In Submarine Technology Emphasizing The Complexity Of Machinery The Use Of Torpedoes And The Habitability Of Submarines For The Crew. Overall Submarines Mines And Torpedoes In The War Offers A Detailed Examination Of The Submarine Phase Of Naval Warfare During The Great European War Shedding Light On The Strategic Importance Of Submarines Mines And Torpedoes In Shaping The Outcomes Of Naval Battles And Campaigns. The Book Serves As A Valuable Resource For Understanding The Evolution Of Submarine Warfare And Its Impact On Naval Tactics And Strategies During The War.