For constructing ships of war, iron is almost wholly used, and the experience of our late war has almost entirely changed the methods and theories of naval warfare.
By the introduction of the monitor as a war vessel, a complete change was wrought in naval warfare.
For these reasons it will be obvious that the next step necessary in the further development of the Red Cross work consisted of its extension to naval warfare.
The first matter to which attention will be invited is the extension of the Red Cross rules to naval warfare.
Thus they were able to make a substantial and distinctive contribution to the art of naval warfare, and that on its highest side.
In naval warfare, the Battle of Malaga, the last point of performance, remained the example, and the Fighting Instructions the passively accepted authority.
The French, however, had not grasped the principle that the object of naval warfare was to obtain the command of the sea.
To make the British navy the best possible instrument of naval warfare.
But the submarine has been an important factor in naval warfare by reason of the fact that its very presence and the possibility of its use have checked the actions of belligerent fleets of battleships in no inconsiderable way.
Had he succeeded, the Eagle would undoubtedly have been destroyed, and the event would have added the name of another hero to history and might have changed even the entire method of naval warfare.
This illustration shows the radical change made in naval warfare in one hundred years.
Third--It is the custom of the German Government as soon as the sinking of a neutral ship in the above-mentioned zone of naval warfare is ascribed to German war vessels to institute an immediate investigation into the cause.
He judged from his own experience in naval warfare, and no man had had greater.
The mere assertion, which no one denies, that the object of naval warfare is to get command of the sea actually connotes the proposition that the command is normally in dispute.
In the latest developments of naval warfare we have seen the Japanese at the Elliot Islands preparing a real defensive position to cover the landing of their Second Army in the Liaotung Peninsula.
The object of naval warfare is the control of communications, and not, as in land warfare, the conquest of territory.
We can now leave behind us the theory of war in general and, in order to pave the way to our final conclusions, devote our attention to the theory of naval warfare in particular.
Nor can any warrior be more certain of enduring renown than the gallant Morris, who fought so well the final battle of the old system of naval warfare, and won glory for his country and himself out of inevitable disaster and defeat.
Then, for the first time in naval warfare, two iron-clad vessels were pitted against each other.
The improvements in steam machinery and propulsion and in the arts of naval warfare, which he introduced in her, formed the subject of a lecture delivered before the Boston Lyceum by John O.
At the first glance, he saw the important bearings of the invention; and his acute judgment enabled him at once to predict that it was destined to work a revolution in naval warfare.
The brilliant style in which the ships had been carried into action, the steadiness and accuracy with which they had been handled, and the fatal accuracy of their fire on nearly every occasion had produced a new era in naval warfare.
Then the flagship opened fire, and then I followed with two hours of cannonading which I do not believe has ever been equaled in naval warfare.
United States sends identic note to Great Britain and Germany suggesting an agreement between these two powers respecting the conduct of naval warfare.
Nothing in the history of naval warfare is more picturesque than the story of the raid made by English ships on the German submarine bases at Ostend and Zeebrugge, on the Belgian coast, on April 22.
Reverting to the use of aircraft in naval warfare it may be said that to the aeroplane the relatively fast fleet is virtually stationary.
Maury, Buchanan, Brook, Jones and their assistants are the central figures around which revolve to the present day the changes from the old to the new in naval warfare.
The wonderful inventive genius and energetic action of the Confederate officers, and engineers astounded the world by their achievements in the unknown and untried science in naval warfare.
There was an incident which happily we do not hear of again in naval warfare.
The British fleet was thoroughly prepared for ordinary naval warfare, but an enemy had inaugurated another kind of naval warfare, for which it was not prepared.
The situation now became one which was unparalleled in the history of naval warfare.
Its decisions must otherwise be founded upon the opinions of its Judges, "the majority of whom will belong to a school which has never accepted what Great Britain looks upon as the fundamental principles of naval warfare.
The principles of the Geneva Convention" of 1864 were applied to naval warfare by The Hague Convention No.
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