Navy World War Story of Long Range Guns
The account celebrates American naval innovation in World War I, detailing 14 inch 1 400 pound shells and long range batteries built at Newport News New Jersey in 1918. It covers the deployment, transport by rail and sea, and the decisive impact on German forces from Soissons to Verdun, plus heroics of sailors Mackenzie and Ingram aboard the Remick and Cassin. It notes the Scorpion in Constantinople and the dramatic Dardanelles action with a British submarine, concluding with postwar honors and the naming of ships after enlisted men.
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Germany
Paris
Jines
Fresch
St. Yvalse
Rheil
Tiguse
France
Verdun
Q Verne
United States Navy
Brrench
Sanslook
N. J
Bo Tukan
Ira
Jeonst
Newport News
Fars
St. Gobain
Aisne
Algsne
Compiegne
Paria Canaed
Forest of
United States
Soissons
Pystem
Plavice
Laon
Terg-'pier
Meuge-Argonne
Montmedy
Oaguyon
Metz
Sedan
Bac
Wen
John Mackenzie
Bontenait
Remick
Remiik
Helther
Remik
Safar Enougn
Cres
Allist
Morganthau
Thelembarey
Scorpion
Morgat
Bosporus
America
Mackenzie
Dardanetlen
Sea of
Marmora
Tipsted Sistes Navy
John Paul Jones
Decatur
Lawrence
Farragut
Porter
Yewey
Ingram
Osmond K. Ingram
Cassin
Can- Ain
oRyny
Cashin
Hera
Squnner
Eireles
Heln
Tlerasa
Constantinople
Bristols
Navy Department
Americas
Snd Agr
Goeben
Breslau
Selves
Turkey
Teutonic
Ahms
Golden Horn
Fonteni Fezzea
Stamboul
Pera
Near East
Biearre
Dardanelles
Tecmo
Stewart I. Bryant
Tho
Gallipoli
Enver Pasha
Teuton
Jay
Khedive of
Deypl
Asphalty
Istaff
Bosporous
Kiel
Kiel Canal
Mark L. Brigtol
Mayo
Wilson
Provident
Saaid
Seven Seas
Congress
Admiral Rodman
Atlantic
Fter Congress
Nves
Ani
le Digflewlt
Leffert
T. S. Rodgeva H
Scapa Flow
Brest
Troopshins
Rodger
Bantry Bay
Sudlemont
Admiralty
Jellien
Metcher
Wnited States Navy
Rodman
North Sea
Gleaves
Rolgers
Proneh
Alllog
Ne Elish Channel
Mediterrancan
Adriatic Sea
Dover
Caltge
Straits of
Otranto
Beatty
Navy
Guffer
Besa Shiels
Colorful Oriental Scenes From The Scorpion Tale
Guests recall a wartime night in Constantinople with Enver Pasha and German officers in view. Turkish and British forces, submarines, and the Scorpion’s exploits feature amid anecdotes of Admiral Mayo, logistics, and debates on naval strategy and the North Sea venture.
Naval History Reflections on Leaders and Submarine Warfare
A historical discussion cites naval doctrine and leadership, noting how British admirals weighed prudence versus aggression, with examples from World War I era commanders and American officers. It argues the Allies erred by underestimating submarine warfare barriers and stresses learning from past naval mistakes to avoid improvisation in future conflicts.
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