The British Empire At War
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In the first place, fishing- boats, trawlers, drifters, and yachts, to the number of 3000, were taken over and fitted with guns and other equipment of a secret nature. These were manned by a force of over 18 BRITISH EMPIRE AT WAR 100, 000 men, selected from trawler crews and fishermen, all inured to the sea and skilled in the use of nets. To this auxiliary fleet were added fast motor-boats for scouting purposes. Among the officers of this fleet are to be found retired naval men, from admirals d...own, yachtsmen, trawler skippers, and officers of merchantmen. The work done by the auxiliary fleet in destroying enemy submarines, in sweeping up mines, in taking care of neutral shipping, has been of an amazing character. When the num- ber of enemy submarines destroyed, now known to the British and German Admiralties, is given out, the world will be astounded, and especially the German people.
THE NAVY 19 The Navy is to-day, after taking all losses into consideration, infinitely more powerful than at the com- mencement of the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first place, fishing- boats, trawlers, drifters, and yachts, to the number of 3000, were taken over and fitted with guns and other equipment of a secret nature. These were manned by a force of over 18 BRITISH EMPIRE AT WAR 100, 000 men, selected from trawler crews and fishermen, all inured to the sea and skilled in the use of nets. To this auxiliary fleet were added fast motor-boats for scouting purposes. Among the officers of this fleet are to be found retired naval men, from admirals d...own, yachtsmen, trawler skippers, and officers of merchantmen. The work done by the auxiliary fleet in destroying enemy submarines, in sweeping up mines, in taking care of neutral shipping, has been of an amazing character. When the num- ber of enemy submarines destroyed, now known to the British and German Admiralties, is given out, the world will be astounded, and especially the German people.
THE NAVY 19 The Navy is to-day, after taking all losses into consideration, infinitely more powerful than at the com- mencement of the war.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Urban Hanlon Broughton to read onlineMoreLess
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