Stories by Hector C. Bywater

The Treaty Cruiser--is it Worth While?

High Speed and Heavy Battery Offset By Poor Protection

New Treaty Battleships "Nelson" and "Rodney"

The British Interpretation of the Lessons of the Jutland Battle

Where British Patents Come From

Something of the History and Present Equipment of the Patent Office in London

The Parsons Steam Turbine

Story of the Early Struggles and Final Triumph of a Great Invention

Reducing Dreadnoughts to Scrap Metal

What the British Have Done By Way of Disposing of Their Obsolete or Discarded Fighting Ships

The First, and Last, 18-Inch Naval Gun

The Leading Naval Powers Have Agreed to Build No Guns Greater Than 16-Inch

Naval Construction in Japan

Facts and Figures Regarding the Strength of the Japanese Navy Today and in 1927

Britain's New Battle Cruisers

High-Speed Fighting Ships

A Super-Dreadnaught as Target

The Latest German Battleship Baden Sunk by Gunfire and Torpedo

The British Fleet of Today

A Detailed Account of the Drastic Reductions in the Strength of the British Navy

The "Super-Destroyer"

Some Facts Concerning the Origin and Development of the Flotilla Leader

The Backbone of Naval Power

British Confidence in the Battleship as Exemplified in the "Hood"