American Naval Participation in the Great War - World War 1 - With Special Reference to the European Theater of Operations

'American Naval Participation in the Great War' by Dudley W. Knox is a comprehensive examination of the United States Navy's role in World War I, with a particular focus on its operations in European waters. The book is a detailed account that offers insight into the strategic, operational, and logistical aspects of the U.S. Navy's involvement in the conflict. Knox, who was a naval officer and historian, offers a perspective that combines first-hand experience with scholarly research. His work not only documents the tactical and strategic aspects of the Navy's involvement but also delves into the broader implications of the U.S. naval participation on the outcome of the war and its influence on international naval power dynamics in the post-war period. Contents: General Situation in April 1917 Escorting Convoys Naval Transport and Supply Service Activities of American Battleships Mine Barrages Submarine Hunting Naval Aviation in the European Area Augmenting the American Army With Marine and Naval Artillery

Commodore Dudley Wright Knox (1877-1960) was an officer in the United States Navy during the Spanish-American War and World War I. He was also a prominent naval historian, who for many years oversaw the Navy Department's historical office.