World's War Events

Nineteen dispatches from the war's last two years, told by the people who were there — a destroyer officer's diary, Pershing's own report, the raid on Zeebrugge, the fighting Czecho-Slovaks — ending with the Armistice terms and the treaties that redrew the map.

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The American Army in Europe: Naval

I. COOPERATION WITH THE ALLIED NAVIES IN GENERAL. (1) Commander United States naval forces in Europe. (2) Allied naval council. (3) Naval staff representative, Paris (4) Naval staff representative, Rome. II. ACTIVITIES IN COOPERATION WITH THE BRITISH.

Naval Headquarters in London and Ireland. (1) United States naval headquarters, London. (2) United States naval activities in Ireland. (a) Battleship Division Six, Berehaven. (b) Submarine detachment, Berehaven. (c) Destroyers based on Queenstown. (d) Subchaser Detachment Three based on Queenstown. (4) United States naval air stations in Ireland; seaplane stations; kite-balloon station. (3) Battleship Division Nine. (4) Mine Force. (5) Subchaser Detachment One, based on Plymouth. (6) United States Naval Air Stations, Great Britain, Seaplane Station, Killingholme; Northern Bombing Group, Assembly and Repair Plant, Eastleigh. (7) Cross-channel Transport Service.

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