“Warship 2001-2002” is devoted to the design, development and service history of the world’s combat ships. The contributors are respected authorities and so detailed and accurate information is the keynote of all the articles (fully supported by plans, tables and photographs). This volume includes:
– First Class Cruisers: Part 2
– The Royal Navy and the role of seapower in global politics, 1856-1871
– Spain’s farewell to greatness: the Battle of Santiago, 3 July 1898
– Australian Colonial Navies, 1855-1900
– “The Wobbly Eight”: the King Edward VII Class Battleships, 1897-1922
– The Royal Romanian Navy at war, 1941-1944
– The Swedish Torpedo Cruisers
– Some thoughts on British mines of the First World War
– The French Cruiser Algérie
– Predreadnoughts VS a dreadnought: the action off Cape Sarych, 18 November 1914
– The Blackwood Class, Type 14 Second Rate Frigates
– Armstrong portfolio number four
– Navies in review 2000
– Warship notes
– Naval books of the year
– Warship gallery
