The Fleets At War
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"The Fleets At War" provides a detailed overview of naval strategies and operations at the dawn of the First World War. Authored by Sir Archibald Hurd, the book examines the crucial role of naval power in international relations and conflict. Hurd delves into the composition, readiness, and deployment of various national fleets, with a particular focus on the British Royal Navy.
The book offers insights into the evolving technologies and tactics of naval warfare during this period. It explores the strategic importance of sea lanes, naval bases, and the impact of naval blockades. It is a valuable resource for historians and anyone interested in the naval history of the early 20th century.
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