United States. Navy -- History -- World War, 1914-1918; World War, 1914-1918 -- Naval operations, American
How the Big Mines in the North Sea Barrage Worked 129
One of the Perils of Mine-Sweeping 136
The Mine-Sweepers Proved Wonderful Sea Boats 136
United States Naval Officers in Important Commands 137
American and British Naval Officials 137
The Transport which carried President Wilson to the Peace
Conference 144
Allied Naval Council in Session at Paris 145
Fifth Battle Squadron Joining the British Grand Fleet 160
Surrender of the German High Seas Fleet 161
American Sub-chasers at Corfu, Greece 168
A Flock of Sub-chasers with their Mother-ship 169
Gun-crew of the Luckenbach has a Four-Hour Fight with a
Submarine 192
Chief Gunner's Mate Delaney, of the Campana, Defying his
Captors 192
The Merchant Submarine Deutschland 193
Leaders of the Marines 208
The Marines in Belleau Wood 209
Naval Railway Battery Firing from Thierville upon Longuyon 224
On the Turret Platform of a Battleship 225
Assembling Naval Airplanes at Brest 228
A Navy Blimp Leaving Hangar at Guipavas, France 229
Naval Aviation Hangars at Guipavas 229
Pauillac, Naval Aviation Station 240
Fliers whose Exploits Brought Prestige to Naval Aviation 241
The Station Whose Messages are Heard around the World 256
The Tablet on the Main Building of the Lafayette Radio
Station 257
Eagle Boats at Anchor in the Ice of the White Sea 274
The Half-Way House 275
The Naval Consulting Board and the Navy Department Chiefs 288
Secretary Daniels and Thomas A. Edison 289
Fitting Out for Distant Service 304
Hanging up a Record 305
The Living Flag 320
United States Naval Academy at Annapolis 321
Yeomen (F) in Liberty Loan Parade, New York City 328
Cyclops, the Collier which Disappeared without Leaving a
Trace 329
Lost with Every Man on Board (Coast Guard Cutter Tampa) 336
They Saved Survivors of Torpedoed Vessels 337
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