War Admirals:— A Roads Collection

Naval Officers of World War I
by Sir Arthur Stockdale Cope
National Portrait Gallery
(8.7 ft x 16.9 ft)

From the Editor:  This is a representative listing, not inclusive of all the articles we have published on this top in Roads to the Great War. MH

Articles

Another Trafalgar or What? Confused Prewar Naval Strategy By Naval Historian Jan Breemer

An American Admiral Quells a Russian Mutiny

Goeben and the Naval War in the Black Sea (Adm. Kolchak), Part I

Goeben and the Naval War in the Black Sea (Adm. Kolchak), Part II 

Admiral Sims on the Best Use of the U.S. Navy

Reinhard Scheer Commanded the High Seas
Fleet at Jutland

Did Tirpitz Lose the War for Germany?

The Beatty-Hipper Internment Correspondence

Admiral Fisher on the U-boat Threat

Admiral Souchon's Frustrating War

Bad Luck for the Name Von Spee in South America

Admiral David Beatty (RN), Admiral Hugh Rodman (USN), King George V (RN Officer), the Prince of Wales, Admiral William Sims (USN)

A German Admiral Evaluates the Prospect of America Joining the War

Who Was Admiral Friedrich von Ingenohl?

Kaiser Bill's Brother Henry

Portrait of the Royal Navy's Brass

Who Was "Blinker" Hall?

Book Reviews

The Kaiser, Admiral Tirpitz, and General Moltke

Tirpitz and the Imperial German Navy

Skagerrak: The Battle of Jutland

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