Friday, July 22, 2022

Man o' War: the Ships of 14-18 —A Roads Collection


Articles


American Destroyer USS Chauncey



SMS Bodrog—the Ship That Fired the First Shots of the Great War—Has Been Restored


8 December 1914: The Battlecruisers Have Their Finest Hour at the Falklands


HMS Furious: From Battlecruiser to Hybrid to Fleet Carrier


Two Battleship Survivors of Jutland with Notable Service in World War II


The Ignominious Demise of SMS Ostfriesland


American Battleship at War: USS New York


Second Act: Potemkin in the First World War


HMS Dreadnought at War


The Wreck of Von Spee's Flagship SMS Scharnhorst Found


The Legendary Pursuit of the Goeben and Breslau


SMS Königsberg's Last Fight at Rufiji Delta


A Tribute to Australia's HMAS Sydney



Earlier Compliations


The Grand Sea Fleet at Sea


Our Battle of Jutland Library (Multiple Articles)



Reviews


Scapa Flow Scuttle, 1919



Dreadnought: Britain, Germany, and the Coming of the Great War


The Wolf: The Mystery Raider That Terrorized the Seas During World War I


Scapa 1919: The Archaeology of a Scuttled Fleet


3 comments:

  1. One of my grandfathers served on a U.S. battleship 1911-16.

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  2. A fascinating story showing how much Australia and New Zealand contributed to the war.

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