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CHAPTER XIV Q-BOATS
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Released on: 19/11/2017
hether on land or sea. Yet the secrecy practised by our Government and our Higher Command has often been the subject
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Contents
CHAPTER I THE SPIRIT OF SUBMARINE WAR
CHAPTER II THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUBMARINE
CHAPTER III THE SUBMARINE OF TO-DAY
CHAPTER IV A BRITISH SUBMARINE BASE
CHAPTER V SUBMARINES AND WAR POLICY
CHAPTER VI SUBMARINE v. WAR-SHIP
CHAPTER VII WAR-SHIP v. SUBMARINE
CHAPTER VIII BRITISH SUBMARINES IN THE BALTIC
CHAPTER IX BRITISH SUBMARINES IN THE DARDANELLES
CHAPTER X THE U-BOAT BLOCKADE
CHAPTER XI TRAWLERS, SMACKS, AND DRIFTERS
CHAPTER XII THE DESTROYERS
CHAPTER XIII P-BOATS AND AUXILIARY PATROL
CHAPTER XIV Q-BOATS
CHAPTER XV SUBMARINE v. SUBMARINE
CHAPTER XVI THE HUNTED
CHAPTER XVII ZEEBRUGGE AND OSTEND
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