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This work surveys the emergence of underwater warfare during the Great European War, combining technical explanation with operational narrative. It reviews modern submarine design and armament, profiles the submarine fleets of the principal naval powers and recounts early actions, then outlines torpedo and mine technology, mine-laying and sweeping practices, harbour defences and anti-submarine tactics. Chapters describe submarines in action and assess comparative fighting value of national flotillas, presenting how submarines, mines and torpedoes reshaped naval strategy, convoy protection and the defence of harbours and sea lanes.

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Charles W. Domville-Fife

Charles W. Domville-Fife was a British author and naval expert known for his writings on submarine warfare during World War I. His notable work, "Submarine Warfare of To-day," provides an in-depth analysis of the submarine threat and the innovative strategies employed to counter it, including descriptions of various naval technologies and personnel training. He also authored "Submarines, Mines and Torpedoes in the War," further exploring the complexities of underwater combat. In addition to his military writings, Domville-Fife ventured into travel literature with his book "Unter Wilden am Amazonas," showcasing his diverse interests and contributions to literature.

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