INDEX [Ranks are those then held. Distinguished careers are outlined in the footnotes.] ADAMS, Commander H. G., 462 Admiralty: immediate post war policy, 5-6,15, 26-8,42-8,51-64; see also Naval Staff Air Power (Naval): xxi, 6,19-21, 27, 42-8, 69, 73-5, 93-4, 167, 172-3, 182-6, 196, 226-8,266-7, 295, 298-300 Amery, L. S., xx, 222, 224, 227, 238-40, 246, 253-7, 262,427, 461-3, 473 Ammon, Charles, 263, 273 Anglo-Japanese Treaty and Relations: see under Japan Anti-Submarine Warfare, equipment and methods, 43,103,115-18, 138-9, 147,149-50,157 Arbuthnot, Rear-Admiral R., 430 Armistice, Terms of, xix, 3, 5, 7-10, 12-13 Asquith,H. H.,274 Australia, 131, 140, 177, 178, 261, 344, 363,378,381,383 BACON, Admiral Sir Reginald, 290, 465-6 Baldwin, Stanley, 203, 221, 282-3, 287, 300-1,302,316-23, 339,350 Balfour, Arthur (& Committee), 75, 77,114, 184-5,191-7,217,227, 246-58, 360 Baltic, R. N. in, 10, 69, 71-3, 80-1, 96-8, 143 Barham, Admiral Lord, 476 Barnes,N.J.S.,112 Barstow, Sir George, 284, 286 Bartolome, Rear-Admiral Sir Charles, 131, 143, 149-50,167-9,254-6, 259 Beatty, David, Admiral of the Fleet & Earl: naval career, xv-xvii; on: Armistice terms, xix, 3, 5, 7-11; early feelings on Jutland, xix, 3; relations with ministers, xx-xxi, 69-71, 106-10, 114, 221-2, 224-6, 265, 271-4; battle-fleet predominance & the decisive battle, xxi, 6, 75-6,127, 151-3, 259-60, 275-6, 361; maritime air power, xxi, 73-5, 93, 119, 133-6, 182-3, 184-6,196,204-6, 211-17, 223, 226-8, 241, 242,245-58,260, 266-7,298-300, 319-23,332, 342-6, 406-7; Naval Staff, xxi-xxii, 70-1, 76, 86-7, 171-5, 224; Trenchard disputes, xxii, 69, 223, 362, 402-13; Chiefs of Staff Committee, xxii, 223, 227; see also COS meetings; Jutland controversy, xxii, 417-79; appointment at 1st Sea Lord, 3-5, 21-2, 23-6, 34-5, 37-41, 49-50; on naval policy before appointment, 5-6,14-19, 26-8, 30-2, 40-1, 59; the Press and popularity, 70, 207, 223, 265: intervention in Russia, 10,69,71-3,80-1,85,87-9, 96-8; communist propaganda, 73, 99-100; capital ship construction programme, 70, 75-6, 90-5, 100-11, 120-30; Bonar Law Committee, 75-8, 115-71; Washington Conference, 76-8, 183-4, 190-7; naval estimates controversies, 101,221-3,224-6, 243-5, 263-7, 277-88, 315, 316, 335-7, 355; cruiser construction programme, 266-7, 274-6, 289-300, 302, 305-7; officers’ marriage allowances, 226, 278-9, 302-5; Imperial Conferences, addresses, 176-80, 229, 341-8; Singapore & Far Eastern strategy, 301, 316-18, 360-413; defence of trade in Far East, 375, 377-8, 381^, 393-7; relations 492 INDEX 493 with his wife, xxiii, 71, 79,100, 148-9,160-2,183-4,198-200, 203-4,206-10,224,242-3, 267-74, 276-83,289-90,338^0, 348, 349, 351, 385,392-3; health and morale, 180-1, 289-90, 337; retirement, 229, 335-8, 349, 351-5 Beatty, David Field, elder son & 2nd Earl, 210, 287 Beatty, Ethel (ne£ Field), Countess, xxiii, 50, 71, 95-7,100,148-9, 155,160-2,198-200,206,210, 224, 242-3, 262-7, 283, 286-9, 300, 302,313-14,315-16, 338-40, 348-51,385,392-3 Beatty, Peter, younger son, 262 Bellairs, Captain Roger, 141-3 Benson, Admiral W. S., USN, 31 Bentinck, Rear-Admiral Rudolph, 165,445,448 Berthelot, Philippe, 184 Birkenhead, F. E. Smith, 1st Earl, 78, 111,112,203,226,284; Committee, 290-300,315-16 Borneo, 177 Boyle, Rear-Admiral Algernon, 142, 230, 367 Brancker, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Sefton, 20 Brand, Rear-Admiral Hubert, 281, 288,311 Briand, Aristide, 185 Bridgeman, William, 1st Viscount, 222, 225-6, 229, 278-9, 282-3, 284-6, 300, 310-11, 313, 335-8, 351-5 Brock, Admiral Sir Osmond de, 12, 40,65,70,131-2,141,155,165, 244-6, 270, 280, 449-50 Browning, Admiral Sir Montague, 25, 432 Bruce, Commodore Henry, 431 Burney, Admiral Sir Cecil, 458-9 CANADA, 131, 140, 177,180 Caspian Sea, British interests in, 85-8 Cavan, Field-Marshal Lord, 323, 401-7 Cecil, Robert, 352 Chalmers, Rear-Admiral W. S., xv, 417,423,426,431 Chamberlain, Sir Austen, 113,217 Chamberlain, Neville, 224 Chancellor, Lieut-Colonel Sir J. R., 231 Chatfield, Admiral A. E., 70, 73, 77-8, 151,167, 288, 311, 419 nl, 425 nl, 426 nl, 427,448-9,455, 466-70 Chelmsford, Viscount, xx, 222, 224-5, 228, 262, 268, 272-3,362,374-5, 381 Chiefs of Staff Committee, meetings, xxii, 223, 227, 228-9, 236, 252, 305,323-4,344,349,372-3, 401-13 Childers, Erskine, 186-9 China, xix, 179,221,316-18 Churchill, Winston, xx-xxi, 4-5, 35-7, 39,70-1,74-6,78,96,125, 127-30,151,153-4,156-8,165, 186-9, 203^, 211-17, 222, 225-6, 247, 277-88, 290-300, 302-5, 310-11,355,419-22 Clemens, Major L., 246 Clynes, J. R. & Committee (1924), 225,272,361,373-392 Collard, Captain St George, 369-72 Collins, Michael, 71,186-9 Committee of Imperial Defence, xxii-xxiii, 106-7,110-11, 120, 124-7, 144,162, 184-6, 226-8, 283-4, 301, 305, 315-18, 325-6, 330, 366,375 Committee on National Expenditure, 78-9,183,203^,206,209 Convoys, 116, 135,139,140,150,185 Corbett, Sir Julian, xxiii, 242, 361, 418-20, 425, 450-1, 452, 457-61, 466-70, 476 Coue,Emile,210 Cowan, Admiral Sir Walter, 72 Creighton, Commander K., 431 Crewe, Robert, Marquess of, 109 Curzon, George, Marquess, 126,183, 283 DAILY MAIL, 451-2 Daniel, Colonel E. Y., 466 Daniels, Josephus, 60 Davidson,J.C. C.,256 Defence, proposed Ministry of, xxii, 51, 227, 228, 235 nl, 326 Denikin, General Anton, 85-8 de Robeck, Admiral Sir John, 89, 217, 245 d’Eyncourt, Sir Eustace T., 102-5, 142 Dewar, Commander A. C., 425,471, 476 Dewar, Captain K. G. B., 421, 425, 465-6, 476, 478-9 494 INDEX Dogger Bank, battle, 430 nl Domville, Captain Barry E., 142 Dreyer, Admiral Sir Frederic, 311, 425 nl Dudley Ward, Charles, 34 EGERTON, Captain W. A., 351 Evan-Thomas, Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh, 418, 426-7, 429, 457, 461, 462-5, 469, 472-7 FALKLANDS, battle, 134 Fergusson, Rear-Admiral James, 432 Field, Vice-Admiral SirF., 195, 280, 288,311,353 Fifth Battle Squadron at Jutland, 418, 451,457,461-5,468,474-7 Fisher, Captain W. W., 19, 353 Flint, A., 353, 455 Foch, Marshal F., 12 Forbes, Commander Charles, 429 France, 76, 194, 294, 296, 331, 397, 399 French, General Sir John, 51 Frewen, Oswald, 427, 437-8, 460-1, 475-9 Fripp, Sir Alfred (surgeon), 101 Fuller, Rear-Admiral C, 246, 253, 280,353 GARVIN,J.L.,50 Geddes, Sir Auckland, 77 Geddes, Sir Eric, 4, 12, 24, 37-41, 74-5,76,78,169 Geneva Conference, 350-3, 355 George V, King, 29, 162,166,190-1, 270, 287 Germany & German Navy, xix, 7-11, 18, 71-2; see also High Seas Fleet Gibson, Hugh, 351 Gibson, J. Langhorne, 479 Gilmour, Sir John, 302 Godfrey-Faussett, Captain Bryan, 34 nl,269 Godfrey-Faussett, Eugenic, xxiii, 34-5, 4o_i, 71, 82, 154-5, 180-1, 269, 289-90,352 Goodenough, Rear-Admiral Sir William, 279, 468 Goodwin, Engineer Vice-Admiral Sir George, 142 n3 Graham, Sir James, 232 nl Graham Green, Sir William, 232 nl Grey, Edward, Viscount Falloden, 106 HAGGARD, Captain V. S., 454-5 Haig, Field Marshal Sir Douglas, 49 Haldane, Richard, 1st Viscount, 228, 272, 273, 372-3 Hall, Rear-Admiral S. S., 134-6, 144, 152 Halpern, Professor Paul G., 426 Hankey, Sir Maurice, xxii, 75, 216-17, 228-9, 301, 328-33, 349, 366, 374 Harper, Vice-Admiral J. E. T., 418, 421, 425, 427, 431-9,441-50, 453, 469, 475-9 Hartington, Marquess of, 235 Hawksley, Commodore J., 461 Heligoland, in Armistice terms, 5, 10-11 Henderson, Admiral W. H., 312-15 High Seas Fleet, xix, 3-5, 7-10, 30-2 Hipper, Admiral Franz von, 430 nl, 451,465,468 Hoare, Sir Samuel, 246 Hodges, Frank, 263, 268, 273 Hong Kong, 139-40, 176-80, 332-3, 363,375-6,386 Hood, Rear-Admiral Sir Horace, 429, 465 Home, Robert, later Viscount, 75, 164, 209 Horton, Captain Max, 151 Hughes, Charles Evans, 77 IMPERIAL CONFERENCES: (1921), 162-4, 258, 360-1, 363 nl, 375-6, 388;(1923), 223; (1926), 229, 335,339-48 Imperial Defence, Annual Reviews, xxii, 305, 323-5, 328-35 Imperial Defence College, Foundation & Syllabus, xxii, 228, 325-8 India, defence, 177, 344-6, 348, 378 Inskip, Sir Thomas, 313 nl Ireland, 71, 95, 186-9 Italy, 194, 294, 397, 399 JAPAN, xix, xxi, 6, 54, 56-7, 69, 74, 76-7, 101,120-6,139-40,163, 176-80, 191-7, 221-2,291-4, 298-9, 301, 316-18, 320, 323-5, 331-4,343,360-413 Jellicoe, Admiral of the Fleet Sir John, xxii-xxiii, 65, 417-31, 437-8, 452-65,469-79 Jerram, Admiral Sir T., 469-70 Jones, Admiral Hilary P., USN, 351, nl Jutland Controversy, xix, xxii-xxiii, 222,242,290,417-79; gunnery at, 451 INDEX 495 KELLY, Admiral Sir John, 311 Kerr, Rear-Admiral Mark, 20 nl Keyes, Admiral Sir Roger, 23, 26, 141, 195, 199, 200-2, 216, 226, 228, 230-40, 253, 280, 288,335-8,353, 426,455-6 Kitchener, Field Marshal H., 18 Krasin, Leonid, 98 LASCELLES, Sir Alan Frederick, 264 Law, Andrew Bonar, & Committee (1920), 75-6, 130-71, 209 nl, 241 League of Nations, 53, 54 Lee, Arthur, Lord Lee of Fareham, xx,77-8, 160,162,165-6,171, 182-3,217 Leslie, Sir J. Shane,453 Lloyd George, David, xx, 4, 11, 12, 29, 35-40,49-51,69,75,77,85,86, 89, 96,98-100,110-15, 125-7, 136, 148, 180-1, 183, 191, 196-7, 204, 208-9, 216-17, 275, 360, 419 Lloyd George, Gwilym (Viscount Tenby),275 Locarno, Treaty of, 330 Long, Walter (1st Viscount), xx, 4-6, 21-2, 25, 30, 37-41, 48-60, 65, 70,74-6,85-6,89,98-101, 106-14, 136, 164-5, 170-1, 425, 430,445,448 MACDONALD, James Ramsay, xxi, 221,267 nl, 275,361-2, 385-8, 391 McClelland, W., 143 McKenna, Reginald, 106, 108 Madden, Admiral Sir Charles, 10, 28, 30, 132, 141, 142, 144, 217, 337, 353,464-5 Marder, Professor Arthur, 422-3 Mary, Princess, 209 Maximilian, Prince of Baden, 11 Mediterranean & Mediterranean Fleet, 5, 6, 17-19,89,176,221, 245, 270 Meurer, Rear-Admiral H., 13 nl Miles, Lieut General Sir Herbert, 231 Military Policy (1926), 345-6 Milne, General Sir George, 89, 228, 324,330-5 Mine Warfare, 42-3, 69, 81, 93-4,102, 119-20,150,164,167,365,402 Montagu, Edwin, 203 Morshead, Sir Owen, 264 Murray, Sir Oswyn, 33, 311, 313, 425 nl NAVAL REVIEW, 223, 312-15 Naval Staff, xxi-xxiii, 42-8, 73^t, 76, 86-7, 92, 138-40, 171-5, 195-7, 200-2,224,230-41,310-11, 363-6, 369-72, 427; Appreciation of Battle of Jutland, 425, 454-6, 461,470-2,478-9 Newbolt, Sir Henry, 466 New Zealand, 261, 363, 378, 383 NorthcliffePress,5,48,49 OIL SUPPLIES, 87-8, 330-1 Oliver, Admiral Sir Henry, 254, 368-9 Olivier, S. H., 374, 376-7, 381, 389, 390 PAINE, Commodore Godfrey, 20 nl Pakenham, Admiral Sir William, 26 Patterson, Professor A. Temple, 425, 427,470 nl Peel, William 1st Earl, 227, 286 Phillimore, Rear-Admiral Richard, 6, 19-21 Poland,96-7 Pollen, Lieut Commander J. F. H., 454, 476 Pound, Captain A. D. R., later Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound,374 Primrose, Harry, later 6th Earl Rosebery, 265 RAFFLES, Sir Stamford, 261 Ranft, Professor B. McL., 426 Richmond, Admiral Sir Herbert, 143, 144-6, 156, 158, 159, 167-9, 228 Robertson, Field Marshal Sir William, 51 Room 40, 466 nl Roskill, Captain Stephen, 34 n2, 423^, 426 Royal Air Force, relations with RN, 19-21,35-9,69,73-5,82-5, 204-6, 211-17, 223, 226-8, 251-2, 261-2,308,319-23,346-7 Russia, 10, 69, 71-3, 80-1, 85, 87-9, 96-100,314,346 SALISBURY, 4th Marquess, 226-8, 252,255,300 Scarborough, raid on, 430 nl Scheer, Grand Admiral R. von, xxii, 451,460 Scott, Admiral Sir Percy, 130, 137, 144 Scott, Sir R. R.,230 496 INDEX Seymour, Commander R. F., 432-3, 439-41,476 Sheelah (Realty’s yacht), 336 Shipbuilding Industry, 103-5,107, 109-10,121-2,124-5,146-8, 194 SHIPS (BRITISH & DOMINION): Argus, 93; Bryony, 270, 283; Cape Town, 93; Dreadnought, 92; Eagle, 93; Effingham, 295; Emerald, 295; Enterprise, 295; Furious, 93; Good Hope, 297; Hermes, 93; Hood, 90,128,129; Iron Duke, 92; Monmouth, 297; Orio/i, 92; Queen Elizabeth, 25, 92, 213; (GERMAN): Emden, 134,291′, Karlsruhe,291′, Konigsberg, 13, 297; (AMERICAN CONFEDERATE): Alabama, 298; (AT JUTLAND): (BRITISH AND DOMINION): Agincourt, 444, 447; Barham, 463, 464, 475; Duke of Edinburgh, 458; Galatea, 472, 474; Hercules, 444, 447; Indefatigable, 465-7; /rcw Dw&e, 430, 442, 449; New Zealand, 434-6; Nottingham, 472; Princess Royal, 434-5, 443, 468; Queen Mary, 465, 467; Revenge, 447; Southampton, 446; 77ger, 434, 473, 474; Tipperary, 460; Kfltof, 463; Wflrsp/fe, 429; (GERMAN): Derfftinger, 467-8; Lutzow, 467, 468 Singapore base, xx, xxi, 78,139-40, 176^80, 222, 225, 227, 261, 264, 266,283, 288,332,334-5,344, 347,360-413 Smuts, Jan Christian, 73 Snowden, Philip, xx, 221, 225, 271-3, 362 n2, 373, 376, 379, 381, 386-7, 389,392 Spec, Admiral Maximilian von, 134, 297 Spickernell, Captain (S) Sir Frank, 70, 148,158-60,457-60 Stamfordham, Lord, 48, 264 Stanhope, James, 7th Earl, 311, 410 Submarines, significance of, xxi, 6, 8-9,43, 46-7, 93,102-3,115-18, 125,134-6,139,167,192-3, 259-61,331,343,365,402 Sykes, Major General Sir Frederick, 20,133,151,157 THOMAS, J. H., 272-3, 373^, 386, 389-91 Thomson, Christopher, 1st Baron, 374,376,379,384 Till, Professor Geoffrey, xxi, 227 Times, newspaper, 50,137, 452 nl, 474-5 Torpedoes and Torpedo Craft, 27, 43, 44,69,103,117-19,127-30, 133-4,149, 151,157, 259-61, 296 Trenchard, Marshal of the RAF Sir Hugh, xxii, 69,74-5,82-5,113,133, 150-2, 157, 213, 223, 226, 228, 246-8,324-5, 330-5, 362,402-13 Turkey, 6, 244 U-BOATS, significance in 1914-18, 8-9 United States, Naval & Foreign Policy, xix-xx, 4, 6, 30-2, 35-7, 52-6, 61-4,74,90-5,101,112-14, 120-3,125-7, 132,138-40,159, 163, 167-8,176, 180, 190-7, 276, 291-2,294,318,320,331,334, 360,376,378-9,388,396-400 WAISTELL, Rear-Admiral A. K., 150, 368-9 Walker, Sir Charles, 142, 230 Walsh, Stephen, 272,273, 374, 385, 391 Washington Conference & Treaty, xix, 70, 75, 76-8,183-4, 190-7, 222, 258-9, 291, 306, 331-2, 343-4, 360,373,375-6,378-80, 385-6 Webb, Rear-Admiral Richard, 89 Weir, 1st Viscount & Committee (1922), 227, 231-41, 246, 248 Wellesley, Victor, 374, 382 Wemyss, Admiral Sir Rosslyn, 3-5, 10-13, 21-6, 37-40, 48,49,65, 475 Wilson, Field Marshal Sir Henry, 51, 112, 113,184 Wilson, Brigadier General S. H., 130, 166 nl Wilson, President Woodrow, 9, 35-6 Wood, E.F.L., 287 Wrangel, General Peter, 72-3, 98 Wireless Telegraphy, 445, 446 ZEEBRUGGE & OSTEND, bombing of, 45