Charles W. Domville-Fife Livres

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of submarines and their adversaries, focusing on the technology, tactics, and historical significance of underwater warfare. It delves into the evolution of submarine design and the strategies employed by both subs and surface vessels, providing readers with insights into key battles and developments in naval history. The detailed analysis makes it an essential read for enthusiasts of military strategy and maritime history.

Set during the tumultuous years of World War I, this book delves into the global undersea warfare that defined the conflict. It explores the strategic significance of submarines and naval blockades, highlighting key battles and technological advancements that changed naval combat. The narrative examines the impact of underwater warfare on military tactics and international relations, revealing how these developments influenced the war's outcome and shaped future maritime conflicts. Through detailed accounts and analyses, it uncovers the hidden battles beneath the waves.

With descriptions of the inventions and devices used, fast boats, mystery ships, nets, aircraft, etc. etc. Also describing the selection and training of the enormous personnel used in this new branch of the Navy. Originally published in 1919.