The Dover Patrol, 1915-1917 (Volume 2)

Service for " hostilities only "—The exacting routine of the destroyers—Too few boats—Enemy's advantage in gun-fire and speed—" Tip-and-run " raids—Their influence on German officers and men—Ill-formed criticism —Suspicious preparation at Ostcnd—A " shoot and scoot " raid—An official memorandum—The evolution of the Zubian —Enemy boats—The raid of March 1st, 1917,and its lessons—Bombardment of Ramsgatc and a dash into the Channel—The Swift and Broke in action—A German wreath and its sequel—Casual…