A discription of the Naval Race and how it lead to the outbreak of WWI.

I am putting together a rather ambitious project to collect, in a series of linked blogs, as much info on all the navies of the world, from 1890-1922, as possible.

I am putting together a rather ambitious project to collect, in a series of linked blogs, as much info on all the navies of the world, from 1890-1922, as possible.

I am putting together a rather ambitious project to collect, in a series of linked blogs, as much info on all the navies of the world, from 1890-1922, as possible.

I am putting together a rather ambitious project to collect, in a series of linked blogs, as much info on all the navies of the world, from 1890-1922, as possible.

The highest rank in the Royal Navy is that of First Sea Lord. At the start of the 20th century that position entailed been responsible for the most powerful navy in the world.

An essay about World War One with the contention that Germany was fully responsible.

From Epics of History: More Prisoners of Eternity.

During World War One, it was said that Admiral John Jellicoe was the only man on either side who could have lost the war in a single afternoon.

A brief look at one angle as to why the British entered WW1.