The Silent Watchers - England's Navy during the Great War: What It Is, and What We Owe to It

This work presents a detailed account of the naval operations of Great Britain during Worl War I. The Silent Watchers never stayed in the limelight or had any notable interactions. It was a team of Naval officers who performed their duties silently and observed the most minute activities in the sea. They silently dealt with the German ships. The Navy was always fast and acquired more gun power and more strength. Contents include: Prologue After The Battle A Band Of Brothers The Coming Of War The Great Victory With The Grand Fleet: A North Sea "stunt" With The Grand Fleet: The Terriers And The Rats The Mediterranean: A Success And A Failure In The South Seas: The Disaster Off Coronel In The South Seas: Cleaning Up How The "Sydney" Met The "Emden" From Strength To Strength The Cruise Of The "Glasgow": Part I—Rio To Coronel The Cruise Of The "Glasgow": Part Ii—Coronelto Juan Fernandez The Battle Of The Giants: Part I The Battle Of The Giants: Part Ii Epilogue Lieutenant Cæsar