The Navy And the War
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" It is plainly the standpoint of the British Admiralty to avoid serious encounter with the German Fleet except under especially favourable conditions. It fears that it would otherwise have too few ships left, aud would be weaker at sea than the United States, after the war. Whether it will be possible for the British main Fleet to carry through this role depends also on many circum- stances of political and economic nature. One can say, however, that the motives for holding back the main fleet...s on both sides are similar, despite the great inequality of the two fleets. In any event, it is correct to say that the great armoured ships do not come and fight for fear of tlie submarines ; for there are many other reasons to be considered. We do not, it is true, command the North Sea without submarines, but we have through them made it impossible for the British Fleet to command the North Sea. That is the great, historically new event of this naval war. The German submarines have everywhere given astounding examples of their military powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is plainly the standpoint of the British Admiralty to avoid serious encounter with the German Fleet except under especially favourable conditions. It fears that it would otherwise have too few ships left, aud would be weaker at sea than the United States, after the war. Whether it will be possible for the British main Fleet to carry through this role depends also on many circum- stances of political and economic nature. One can say, however, that the motives for holding back the main fleet...s on both sides are similar, despite the great inequality of the two fleets. In any event, it is correct to say that the great armoured ships do not come and fight for fear of tlie submarines ; for there are many other reasons to be considered. We do not, it is true, command the North Sea without submarines, but we have through them made it impossible for the British Fleet to command the North Sea. That is the great, historically new event of this naval war. The German submarines have everywhere given astounding examples of their military powers.
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