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NAVY LIST JANUARY 1919 (Corrected to 18th December 1918) Volume 3

NAVY LIST JANUARY 1919 (Corrected to 18th December 1918) Volume 3

Everard Wyrall

Paperback

Series: Navy List January 1919 (Corrected to 18th December 1918, Book 3

Genealogy & HeraldryNaval HistoryWorld War I

ISBN10: 1847345786
ISBN13: 9781847345783
Publisher: Naval & Military Press
Published: May 23 2007
Pages: 572
Weight: 1.44
Height: 1.16 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
This is a significant work of reference in that it provides the personnel state of the Royal Navy as at the end of the Great War; the list is corrected to 18th December 1918. And not just the personnel are featured, for here are listed HM ships of all types including merchant vessels commissioned as HM Ships. With most of the ships listed type, armament, displacement and propulsion details are given, e.g, LION. Battle Cruiser. 26,350 tons. 70,000 HP. 8-13.5 inch, 16-4 inch, 4-3pdr, This publication begins with the alphabetical list of the officers on the active list of the Royal Navy and the Royal marines showing their rank, seniority and of the retired and emergency officers serving.where serving and this includes retired and emergency offic If the name is preceded by a number, this identifies the ship or shore station in which he is serving (they are all numbered). This is followed by a list showing officers according to seniority. Other lists are of Royal Marines; ships/shore stations with their identifying number and showing officers serving with them; RNR, RNVR, Dominion naval officers; retired RN, RM and RNR officers; invalided officers and much more. There is a section for Honours and Awards including VC (shown after the Orders of Knighthood, the DSO and Royal Red Cross), DSC, DSM and foreign awards. At the end there is a section on Dress Regulations for officers of the Fleet and even a list of lantern slides available in local libraries. The description given above by no means exhausts the information available. This is volume three of the five-volume set.

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