MAPS, TABLES, AND ILLUSTRATIONS


Maps

Map 1.1        Austro-Hungarian Naval Bases

Map 2.1        French Naval Bases

Map 3.1        German Naval Bases

Map 4.1        British Naval Bases

Map 5.1        Italian Naval Bases

Map 6.1        Russian Naval Bases

Map 7.1        U.S. Naval Bases

Tables

Table 1.1      Nationalities of Austro-Hungarian Officers and Seamen, 1885 and 1910

Table 1.2      Principal Austro-Hungarian Naval Guns

Table 1.3      Austro-Hungarian Torpedoes

Table 1.4      Results of German and A–H Submarines against Merchant Tonnage in the Mediterranean, 1914–18

Table 2.1      French Warship Strengths and Types

Table 3.1      Strength of Kaiserliche Marine

Table 3.2      German Light Cruiser Classes

Table 3.3      German Guns

Table 3.4      U-Boat Building Contracts and Overall Deliveries, 1906–18

Table 3.5      German U-Boat Types Contracted and Delivered, 1906–18

Table 3.6      Nominal and Operational Strength of German U-Boats during World War I

Table 4.1      Strength of British Royal and Dominion Navies

Table 4.2      Royal Navy Order of Battle, 10 September 1914

Table 4.3      Royal Navy and Royal Marine Personnel, 1914–18

Table 4.4      Particulars of British Light Cruisers, 1905–18

Table 4.5      Particulars of British Destroyers and Leaders, 1903–18

Table 4.6      Particulars of British Submarines, 1903–18

Table 4.7      British Warship Losses to Submarines, 1914–18

Table 5.1      Regia Marina Order of Battle

Table 5.2      Italian Guns

Table 5.3      The Regia Marina’s Ispettorato per l’Avizione Air Service War Activity

Table 6.1      Russian Army and Navy Expenditures, 1905–14

Table 6.2      Ships Added to the Baltic Fleet, 1914–18

Table 6.3      Ships Added to the Black Sea Fleet, 1914–18

Table 6.4      Major Shipyards Engaged in Warship Construction, 1906–17

Table 6.5      The Russian Mercantile Marine as of 1 January 1914

Table 6.6      Number of Officers, by Assignments, 1914

Table 6.7      Sailors in Service, All Fleets and Flotillas

Table 6.8      Russian Naval Ranks

Table 6.9      Rearming of Cruisers, 1914–17

Table 6.10    Major Russian Guns, 1914–17

Table 6.11    Russian Torpedoes

Table 6.12    Russian Depth Charges

Table 6.13    Russian Mines

Table 6.14    Principle Aircraft Types of the Russian Navy, 1914–18

Table 7.1      U.S. Navy Order of Battle, April 1917

Table 7.2      U.S. Navy Large- and Medium-Caliber Guns

Table 7.3      U.S. Navy Torpedoes

Table 7.4      U.S. Navy Mines

Table 7.5      U.S. Navy Aircraft

Table 8.1      Japanese Navy, August 1914 and August 1918

Table 8.2      Ottoman Navy, August 1914 and August 1918

Illustrations

Photo 1.1      The executive officer of a Tegetthoff-class battleship

Photo 1.2      Destroyer Dukla of the improved Tátra class

Photo 1.3      U 12

Photo 1.4      Austro-Hungarian scout cruiser Helgoland

Photo 2.1      Danton-class battleship Diderot

Photo 2.2      Battleship Condorcet

Photo 2.3      Armored cruiser Ernest Renan

Photo 2.4      Torpilleur 319

Photo 3.1      U 27 loading torpedoes

Photo 3.2      Battle cruiser Derfflinger

Photo 3.3      Light cruiser Ariadne

Photo 3.4      Battleship Westfalen

Photo 4.1      Admiral Sir John Fisher

Photo 4.2      Forward 6-inch gun of the light cruiser Phaeton

Photo 4.3      Battleship Dreadnought

Photo 4.4      Midships 13.5-inch turret of the battle cruiser Lion

Photo 5.1      Admiral Thaon di Revel and Captain Costanzo Ciano

Photo 5.2      Cruiser Pisa

Photo 5.3      Torpedo tube on the torpedo boat 34 PN

Photo 5.4      The Italian battle fleet sailing from Taranto

Photo 6.1      Black Sea Fleet dreadnought Imperatritsa Ekaterina Velikaia

Photo 6.2      The armored cruiser Riurik

Photo 6.3      Battleship Slava

Photo 6.4      Red Navy destroyer Trotskii

Photo 7.1      Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and Admiral William S. Benson

Photo 7.2      Crew of a 4-inch/50 on the foredeck of a “thousand tonner”

Photo 7.3      A Mark 6 mine ready for deployment

Photo 7.4      Battleship Nevada