Synopsis
Discover practical naval strategy and wartime tactics from a classic reference on coastal defense and fleet operations.
This handbook explains how torpedo boats and other vessels are used in offense and defense, how coasts are protected, and how fleets are trained for complex maneuvers at sea.
Within these pages you’ll find clear explanations of ship formations, signaling, and the decisions that shape naval battles. The text blends historical insight with step‑by‑step guidance on how commanders plan actions, how crews brief and execute orders, and how different vessels contribute to a cohesive action at sea.
- How torpedo boats and other small craft are employed in coordinated attacks
- Strategies for coast defense, including ships, mines, and shore batteries
- Definitions and descriptions of fleet drill, formations, and evolutions
- Advice on signaling, command structure, and maintaining formation under pressure
Ideal for readers of naval history and tactical basics who want a grounded look at coastal defense and fleet operations.
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