Sea-Power in the Pacific

This prescient study of the strategic situation in the Pacific before World War II is organized as follows:


I. A New Era of Naval Power: The Gravitation From West to East

II. Japan and the United States: Questions at Issue

III. The United States Navy: Its Modern Development and Administration

IV. The United States Navy: Men and Material

V. Japanese Sea-Power: Its Inception, Growth and Purpose

VI. The Japanese Navy: Administration, Dockyards, and Shipbuilding Resources

VII. The Japanese Navy: Its Men and Ships

VIII. The Japanese Navy: Torpedo-Craft, Submarines and Aircraft

IX. Strategy in the Pacific

X. Possible Features of a War in the Pacific

XI. War or Peace: Political and Economic Factors