The Heroic Record of the British Navy: A Short History of the Naval War, 1914-1918

Name: The Heroic Record of the British Navy: A Short History of the Naval War, 1914-1918
Author: Archibald Hurd

By Archibald Hurd

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A concise narrative of British naval operations during 1914–1918 that recounts the rapid mobilization and sea transport of expeditionary forces, the development and effects of submarine and destroyer warfare, and major surface engagements across the North Sea and distant theaters. It covers coastal and amphibious actions, patrol and escort duties, daring raids to block enemy ports, and the growing role of allied navies, concluding with reflections on naval spirit, the human cost of sea service, and the strategic lessons about seapower drawn from the conflict.

About the Author

Archibald Hurd

Archibald Hurd was a British author and naval historian known for his detailed accounts of naval warfare during the First World War. His notable works include "A Merchant Fleet at War" and "The Heroic Record of the British Navy: A Short History of the Naval War, 1914-1918," which provide insights into the strategic and operational aspects of naval engagements. Hurd's writings reflect a deep understanding of maritime history and the complexities of naval logistics, contributing to the literature on military history and the British Navy's role during the war.