The Navy Eternal: Which Is The Navy-That-Floats, The Navy-That-Flies And The Navy-Under-The-Sea

Download or read book The Navy Eternal: Which Is The Navy-That-Floats, The Navy-That-Flies And The Navy-Under-The-Sea written by Bartimeus and published by Prabhat Prakashan. This book was released on 2024-07-30 with total page 199 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "The Navy Eternal: Which Is the Navy-that-Floats, the Navy-that-Flies, and the Navy-under-the-Sea" by Bartimeus is a fascinating exploration of naval power and technology, blending historical insights with speculative analysis. Bartimeus, the pseudonym used by the British writer and journalist Edward S. K. H. ("Sandy") Holt, provides a comprehensive look at the evolution and future of naval warfare. Published in 1925, this book examines the various facets of naval technology and strategy, covering surface ships, aircraft, and submarines. The title reflects the book’s ambitious scope, addressing not only the current state of naval capabilities but also envisioning future developments in maritime technology. "The Navy Eternal" is divided into three main sections: The Navy-that-Floats: This section covers traditional naval vessels such as battleships and cruisers, exploring their roles and advancements in naval warfare. The Navy-that-Flies: Here, Bartimeus delves into the emerging field of naval aviation, including the development and strategic importance of aircraft carriers and naval aircraft. The Navy-under-the-Sea: This part focuses on submarines and underwater warfare, discussing their impact on naval strategy and their potential future roles. The book is known for its detailed analysis and forward-thinking perspective, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in naval history, military technology, and the evolution of naval strategy. Bartimeus's insights into the future of naval warfare offer a glimpse into the technological innovations that were shaping the early 20th century and continue to influence naval capabilities today. "The Navy Eternal" remains an important work for those studying the history of naval technology and its development over time.