Jane's Fighting Ships Of World War I by John Moore - 1992

This book is perfect condition except for a missing dust jacket. Decorative blue board hardcover: white lettering to black spine; approximately 9.75 x 13 inches tall; 320 pages; illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, line drawings and data tables; British dockyard and harbor maps included.

A 21st-century edition of the highly regarded naval encyclopedia first published in 1919. With accurate and authoritative description of the development of 49 of the Worlds Navies, including their intentions designs and applications, and the fundamental changes taking part in construction, propulsion and gunnery, the volume also includes a record of submarines and aircraft integrated into C3 (command, control and communications). The contents of the volume, which includes more than 1000 entries, are as follows: Technical terms in foreign languages. British Navy, German Navy, U.S. Navy, Japanese Navy, French Navy. Italian Navy, Austrian Navy, Russian Navy (Baltic section), Russian Navy (Black Sea section), Bulgarian Navy, The Hungarian Danube Flotilla, Turkish Navy, Minor European Navies (geographically arranged), South and Central American Navies (arranged alphabetically), Lesser Asiatic and African Navies, (Chinese, Siamese, Persian, Sarawak) Ships lost in the war.