Scientific American Chronicles WWI

When the Gasoline Cavalry Charges

With the French Tanks During a Typical Battle.

The Dogs of War

What the Canine Has Contributed Toward the Allied Victory

Review of the Year 1918

The American Destroyer

The New Type, the Depth-Bomb and the Other Accessories Which Have Contributed to Strafing the U-Boats

The Aircraft Situation, Reconstruction, and more

A Place for Every Man

Getting the Jobless Man and the Manless Job Together

The "Hush" Ships of the British Navy

Advanced anti-submarine designs, and more.

The End of the World War

The Final Strategic Moves Which Forced the Surrender of the Central Armies
By Colonel O. ll. Mitcham, United States Army
"THE present article brings to a close the series of
articles "Strategic Moves of the War, " which has
appeared in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
during the great war. When the participation of
the United Stales became inevitable, we were fortunate
in securing the services of Col. O. B. Mitcham,
U.S.A., and our readers will be interested to iearn
that for the past two years he has been the author of
the series.-THE EDITOR."

Our Navy's Winged Destroyers

How the U. S. Navy Quietly Went About the Work of Establishing the First Government-Owned Aircraft Plant for Supplying Giant Seaplanes

Economics of Peace

Factors of Men and Ships That Will Continue to Dominate the Food Situation