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M106, 447 M107, 344, 447 M108, 344, 447 M109, 344, 447 M110, 344, 447 M111, 344, 448 M112, 344, 448 M113, 448 M114, 448 M115, 344, 448 M116, 344, 448 M117, 448 M118, 448 M119, 344, 448 M120, 344, 448 M121, 344, 449 M122, 449 M128, 344, 449 MAAS, steamer, 455, 541 MACEDONIA, steamer, 461, 541, 625 MACKENSEN, battle cruiser, 55 MACKENSEN, trawler, 355, 466, 541 MAERKER, trawler, 365, 367, 466, 541 MAGDEBURG, cruiser, 40, 42, 55, 64, 65, 594 MAGDEBURG, trawler, 359, 466, 527, 541 MAINZ, cruiser, 56, 594 MAINZ, trawler, 456, 466, 541 MAJESTIC, British battleship, 112 MAJESTY, British drifter, 133 MAKRELE, trawler, 467, 541, 625 MALCOLM, ex-Swedish steamer, 454, 541 MAMELUK, French torpedoboat, 264, 608 MANCHESTER COMMERCE, British steamer, 483 MANNHEIM, tender, 456, 459, 541, 542 MANSFIELD, H.M.S., 486 MARBURG, trawler, 467, 542 MARGARETE, drifter, 353, 356, 457, 467, 542 MARGUERITE, H.M.S., 123 MARIA OF FLENSBURG (see KRONPRINZ WILHELM), 542 MARIA SINDT, depot ship, 461, 542 MARIE (see DACRE HILL), ex-British steamer, 461, 542 MARKGRAF, battleship, 5, 6, 9, 20, 21, 33, 264, 278 MARLBOROUGH, H.M.S., 118, 131 MARMORA, H.M.S., 181 MARNE, H.M.S., 237, 606 MARS, signal school ship, 77 MARS, trawler, 353, 467, 542, 625 MARSIK, hospital ship, 457, 542 MARTHA, tug, 470, 543 MARTHA NIEGISCH, trawler, 339, 341, 366, 367, 467, 543 MARTIN, H.M.S., 210 MARY ADA SHORT, British steamer, 560 MARY ROSE, H.M.S., 41, 42 MASSILLA, type unknown, 255 MATHILDE, drifter, 457, 543 MATSU, Japanese destroyer, 143 MATZING, trawler, 467, 543 MAURETANIE, French armed trawler, 127 MAX, trawler, 352, 467, 543, 544 MAX KOCHEM, trawler, 351, 356, 467, 543 MAX M. WARBURG, trawler, 360, 467, 543, 586 MAX SCHINKEL, trawler, 467, 543, 625 MAY SCOTT, ex-British steamer, 456, 462, 543
MECKLENBURG, battleship, 6, 21, 28, 29, 30, 95 MECKLENBURG, trawler, 365, 367, 467, 544 MEDEA, H.M.S., 250, 607 MEDUSA, cruiser, 37, 56, 192 MEGANTIC, British steamer, 151 MEGGIE, ex-British steamer, 458, 544 MEIDINGER, trawler, 356, 467, 544 MELAMPUS, H.M.S., 249, 607 MELLIN, motorboat, 459, 544 MELLUM, buoy layer, 455, 544 MEMPHIS, liner, 461, 544 MENTOR, torpedoboat, 462, 544 MERKUR, trawler, 363, 467, 544, 625 MEROPS, H.M.S., 137, 161 META, steamer, 362, 470, 545 METEOR, misc. ships, 77, 302, 353, 356, 363, 368, 375, 458, 462, 467, 545, 625 METTLERKAMP, trawler, 467, 545, 625 MEUSE, French steamer, 534 MICHAEL, H.M.S., 175, 601 MIDD, British steamer, 219 MIDDENDORF, trawler, 356, 467, 545 MIDILLI (see BRESLAU), Turkish cruiser, 42 MIKULA, trawler, 467, 545 MILLY, British steamer, 225 MILNE, H.M.S., 255, 607 MIMOSA, H.M.S., 123 MINAS, Italian troopship, 127 MINNETONKA, 283 MITCHELL, H.M.S., 161 ML357, British motor launch, 162 ML413, British motor launch, 604 MODESTA, ex-Norwegian steamer, 461, 546 MOLESEY, British steamer, 222 MOLTKE, battle cruiser, 4, 23, 32, 33, 50, 55, 56, 57, 75, 443, 504, 532 MOLTKE, tug, 368, 470, 546 MONMOUTH, H.M.S., 59 MONT AGEL, French steamer, 533 MONTAUK POINT, ex-British steamer, 459, 546 MONTBRETIA, H.M.S., 164 MONTENEGRO, 145 MORESBY, H.M.S., 175 MORITZ, trawler, 369, 467, 546 MOROCOCALA, British armed trawler, 259 MOTTLAU, tug, 470, 546 MOUSQUET, French destroyer, 46 MÖWE, misc. ships, 12, 15, 20, 25, 28, 33, 34, 36, 40, 44, 48, 50, 57, 63, 64, 65, 67, 72, 331, 363, 369, 455, 460, 461, 467, 470, 503, 537, 546, 547, 557, 596 MÜNCHEN, cruiser, 35, 40, 57, 595 MÜNDEN, trawler, 366, 367, 467, 547 MÜNSTER, trawler, 356, 467, 547 MURAVEV-AMURSKI (see PILLAU), 59 MURTAJA, ex-Russian icebreaker, 458, 547 MÜRWIK, trawler, 467, 547 NAGLO II, motorboat, 459, 548 NAGLO III, motorboat, 459, 548 NAGOYA, British steamer, 120 NAJADE, paddle steamer, 344, 456, 548 NANNA, Norwegian steamer, 155 NARCISSUS, H.M.S., 207 NASSAU, battleship, 2, 3, 22, 24, 26, 29 NAUTILUS, cruiser, 58 NEPTUN, trawler, 361, 455, 467, 470, 548 NERISSA, H.M.S., 201 NESTA, H.M.S., 333, 335 NETZLEICHTER I, lighter, 548 33
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Page 5: CONTENTS Editor’s Preface vii Cha
Page 8 and 9: viii
Page 11 and 12: Index: Ships and Airships A1, A-cla
Page 13 and 14: AEGIR, coast defence ironclad, 8, 1
Page 15 and 16: BENGUELA, Norwegian steamer, 183 BE
Page 17 and 18: CESTRIAN, British ship, 206 CHARCAS
Page 19 and 20: DROSSEL, drifter, 457, 498 DUALA, 5
Page 21 and 22: F48, 452 F49, 349, 452 F50, 349, 45
Page 23 and 24: G134, 392 G135, 392 G136, 372, 392
Page 25 and 26: HALDON, British mineseeker, 145 HAM
Page 27 and 28: JOHN GILLMAN, British armed trawler
Page 29 and 30: L40, 312, 612 L41, 312 L42, 312 L43
Page 31: M32, 341, 344, 439 M33, 340, 344, 4
Page 35 and 36: ORION, misc. ships, 339, 356, 368,
Page 37 and 38: Q8, British submarine trap, 270 Q11
Page 39 and 40: S98, 387 S99, 387 S100, 387 S101, 3
Page 41 and 42: SENTINEL, H.M.S., 253 SEYDLITZ, bat
Page 43 and 44: T78, 338, 339, 384, 613 T79, 338, 3
Page 45 and 46: TRESLAND, buoy layer, 455, 582 TREV
Page 47 and 48: U-128, 179 U-129, 179 U-130, 179 U-
Page 49 and 50: UB-73, 87, 95, 219, 275 UB-74, 95,
Page 51 and 52: UC-20, 101, 251 UC-21, 97, 251, 252
Page 53 and 54: URANUS, trawler, 359, 468, 583 URIA
Page 55 and 56: VULKAN, submarine salvage ship, 78,
Page 57 and 58: Index: Persons Abendroth, von, Kapt
Page 59 and 60: Illing, Lt., 227 Jansser, Kaptlt.,
Page 61 and 62: Saalwächter, Kaptlt., 165 Sahl, Ka

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