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A naval officer offers a series of firsthand accounts of Royal Navy sea patrols during the Great War, recounting destroyer and battleship operations, convoy defense, hunts for submarines and raiders, and actions in theaters such as the North Sea and Adriatic. Episodes describe night engagements, depth-charge attacks, Q-ship encounters, bombing raids, towing damaged vessels, and the daily realities of seamanship and crew life under fire. Technical detail and photographic illustrations accompany tactical descriptions, conveying the challenges, improvisations, and routines of patrol duty.
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