The Achievement of the British Navy in the World-War

** "The Achievement of the British Navy in the World-War" by John Leyland is a historical record of the British Navy's important actions during World War I, focusing on their vital but sometimes overlooked work that helped Britain and its friends win. It starts by showing how much the Navy affected the war, pointing out King George's respect for them and how people viewed their quiet but important jobs. The book explores the beginning of the war, including important mobilizations and early problems, and it introduces important people like Admiral Sir John Jellicoe. The author emphasizes the Navy's essential role in protecting supply lines and helping ground troops, setting the stage for a full study of their accomplishments. **