The Yankee mining squadron : $b or, laying the North Sea mine barrage — John Shaqi
The Yankee mining squadron : $b or, laying the North Sea mine barrageBelknap, Reginald Rowan
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The Yankee mining squadron : $b or, laying the North Sea mine barrage
Belknap, Reginald Rowan
Submarine mines; United States. Navy; World War, 1914-1918 -- Naval operations -- Submarine
Squadron Organization and Ships’ Data 46
9. Athletics 49
10. The Squadron Complete 53
11. Tactics 57
12. Some Incidents 61
13. Signals 67
14. The Barrier Across 69
15. Finishing the Barrier 72
16. The Thirteenth Excursion 77
17. Results 82
18. General Living Conditions 86
19. Farewell to the Highlands 89
20. Scapa Flow 92
21. Home 94
22. The Mine Sweepers 96
23. The Mine Force, Old and New 98
24. After the War 108
Summary of Mines Laid 110
ILLUSTRATIONS
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The North Sea Mine Barrage Frontispiece
Mine Assembly and Storage Sheds 22
A Mine in Mid-Air, Being Hoisted in 25
Launching a Mine Through the Stern Port 26
The Sequence of Operations After a Mine is Launched 27
A Mine Carrier Steamer 30
Mines and Mine Anchors Awaiting Assembly 35
Loading Mines into Lighters 36
Squadron Flagship _San Francisco_ 37
The Mine Squadron at Sea 40
Arrangement of Mine Tracks, Elevators, and Turntables,
in _Roanoke_ Class of Minelayers 51
The Squadron in Minelaying Formation 59
Approaching and Laying the Fourth Mine Field 63
The Boston-New York Passenger Liner _Massachusetts_ 101
The 20-Knot Minelayer _Shawmut_ 102
Organization of the Mine Force 105
THE YANKEE MINING SQUADRON
CHAPTER ONE
THE MINE FORCE READY
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