Submarines, Mines and Torpedoes in the War

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Charles W. Domville-Fife

PREFACE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION THE SUBMARINE PHASE OF THE NAVAL WAR

CHAPTER I THE MODERN SUBMARINE TORPEDO-BOAT

CHAPTER II BRITISH SUBMARINES

CHAPTER III FRENCH SUBMARINES

CHAPTER IV RUSSIAN SUBMARINES

CHAPTER V JAPANESE SUBMARINES

CHAPTER VI GERMAN SUBMARINES

CHAPTER VII AUSTRIAN SUBMARINES

CHAPTER VIII SUBMARINES IN ACTION

CHAPTER IX ANTI-SUBMARINE TACTICS

CHAPTER X THE SUBMARINE TORPEDO

CHAPTER XI SUBMARINE MINES

CHAPTER XII MINE-LAYING FLEETS

CHAPTER XIII MINE-SWEEPING FLEETS

CHAPTER XIV COMPARATIVE FIGHTING VALUE OF THE SUBMARINE FLEETS AT WAR

Transcriber's Notes

The cover image was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain.

British Submarine E.2

Photo, Cribb, Southsea.]

THE BRITISH SUBMARINE “E.2.”
Displacement, 800 tons; Speed, 16·10 knots; Armament, 4 torpedo tubes and 2 q.-f. guns.
There are 17 vessels of this class, completed between 1912–14.
SUBMARINES, MINES AND TORPEDOES IN THE WAR
BY
CHARLES W. DOMVILLE-FIFE
AUTHOR OF “SUBMARINES OF THE WORLD’S NAVIES”,
“SUBMARINE ENGINEERING OF TO-DAY,” ETC.
ILLUSTRATED
HODDER AND STOUGHTON
LONDON NEW YORK TORONTO
MCMXIV

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