Our Navy in the War 4
Our Navy in the War 4
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Secret figures of the British Admiralty on sub- marine losses and world ship-building issued in March, 1918, show that from the outbreak of war» in August, 1914, to the end of 1917, the loss was 11,827,080 tons. Adding the losses up to April of the present year — ^when the submarine sinkings began to show a markedly decreased ratio — ^and we get a total of 13,252,692 tons.
The world's tonnage construction in the four years 1914-17 was 6,809,080 tons. The new construction in England and the Unit...ed States for the first quarter of 1918 was 687,221 tons, giving a total from the b^inning of the war to April 1 of 1918, 7,750,000 tons built outside of the Central Powers since the beginning of the war, with a final deficit of about 5,500,000 tons.
Of this deficit the year 1917 alone accounted for 3,716,000 tons.
From the last quarter of 1917, however, the margin between construction and loss has been narrowing steadily. In the first quarter of 1918 the construction in Great Britain and America alone was over 687,000 tons and the BEATING THE U-BOAT 131 losses for the whole world were 1,123,510 tons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Secret figures of the British Admiralty on sub- marine losses and world ship-building issued in March, 1918, show that from the outbreak of war» in August, 1914, to the end of 1917, the loss was 11,827,080 tons. Adding the losses up to April of the present year — ^when the submarine sinkings began to show a markedly decreased ratio — ^and we get a total of 13,252,692 tons.
The world's tonnage construction in the four years 1914-17 was 6,809,080 tons. The new construction in England and the Unit...ed States for the first quarter of 1918 was 687,221 tons, giving a total from the b^inning of the war to April 1 of 1918, 7,750,000 tons built outside of the Central Powers since the beginning of the war, with a final deficit of about 5,500,000 tons.
Of this deficit the year 1917 alone accounted for 3,716,000 tons.
From the last quarter of 1917, however, the margin between construction and loss has been narrowing steadily. In the first quarter of 1918 the construction in Great Britain and America alone was over 687,000 tons and the BEATING THE U-BOAT 131 losses for the whole world were 1,123,510 tons.
What to read after Our Navy in the War 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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