1st Edition
Naval Warfare in the Twentieth Century 1900–1945 Essays in Honour of Arthur Marder
Foreword Earl Mountbatten of Burma. Introduction Gerald Jordan 1. From Tryon to Fisher: The Regeneration of a Navy Peter Kemp 2. Historical Reinterpretations of the Anglo-German Naval Rivalry, 1897-1914 Ruddock F. Mackay 3. Fisher and Tirpitz: Political Admirals in the Age of Imperialism Paul M. Kennedy 4. ‘Jacky’ Fisher, HMS Indomitable and the Dogger Bank Action: A Personal Memoir Brian Schofield 5. Coroniel: Anatomy of a Disaster Jack Sweetman 6. The Peripheral Weapon in Wartime: A Case Study Robin Higham 7. Science and the Admiralty during World War I: The Case of the Board of Invention and Research John K. Gusewelle 8. Admiralty Command Policy in Two World Wars: Reflections Based on Arthur Marder’s Story of Jutland John Slessor 9. The U-Boat Campaign in Two World Wars Peter Gretton 10. Japanese Admirals and the Politics of Naval Limitation: Katō Tamosaburōvs Katō Kanji Sadao Asada 11. On the American Red and Red-Orange Plans, 1919–1939 William R. Braisted 12. Prelude to Dieppe: Thoughts on Combined Operations Policy in the ‘Raiding Period’, 1940–1942 Barry Hunt and Donald Schurman 13. Conflict and Innovation in the Royal Canadian Navy, 1939–1945 W.A.B. Douglas. The Published Writings of Arthur J. Marder.
Biography
Gerald Jordan
Original Review of Naval Warfare in the Twentieth Century 1900–1945:
‘All in all the book is a valuable contribution to its subject.’ A. B. Sainsbury, The RUSI Journal, Vol 122, Issue 3 (1977).
