Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 13
... a.m. , G.M.T. , when the Battle Fleet altered course to 90 ° ( S. 73 ° E. ) , the Cruiser Squadrons conforming , speed 17 knots . The following reports of enemy submarines having been sighted were PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTS . 13.
... a.m. , G.M.T. , when the Battle Fleet altered course to 90 ° ( S. 73 ° E. ) , the Cruiser Squadrons conforming , speed 17 knots . The following reports of enemy submarines having been sighted were PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTS . 13.
Page 14
... sighted were received by the Commander - in - Chief during the night : - At 9.20 p.m. TRIDENT reports attacked by submarine , Lat . 56 ° 00 ′ N. , Long . 1 ° 31 ' W. , at 6.45 p.m. At 9.45 p.m. TRIDENT reports attacked at 7.45 p.in. by ...
... sighted were received by the Commander - in - Chief during the night : - At 9.20 p.m. TRIDENT reports attacked by submarine , Lat . 56 ° 00 ′ N. , Long . 1 ° 31 ' W. , at 6.45 p.m. At 9.45 p.m. TRIDENT reports attacked at 7.45 p.in. by ...
Page 17
... sighted a submarine to starboard steering South . At 10.02 a.m. the line of direction of the Cruiser Screen was altered to 31 ° ( N.E. ) , centre to bear 87 ° ( E. by S. ) from LION . At 10.15 a.m. the Fifth Battle Squadron took station ...
... sighted a submarine to starboard steering South . At 10.02 a.m. the line of direction of the Cruiser Screen was altered to 31 ° ( N.E. ) , centre to bear 87 ° ( E. by S. ) from LION . At 10.15 a.m. the Fifth Battle Squadron took station ...
Page 18
... sighted a steamer , bearing 95 ° ( S. 72 ° E. ) about Diagram III . 12 miles off ; she was blowing off steam . The masts and two funnels of a war ship were made out in her vicinity . This was reported by GALATEA , who , in company with ...
... sighted a steamer , bearing 95 ° ( S. 72 ° E. ) about Diagram III . 12 miles off ; she was blowing off steam . The masts and two funnels of a war ship were made out in her vicinity . This was reported by GALATEA , who , in company with ...
Page 19
... sighted a large amount of smoke bearing E.N.E. This made it clear that the enemy was to the Northward and Eastward , and that it would be impossible for him to round the Horn Reef without being brought to action . The course of the ...
... sighted a large amount of smoke bearing E.N.E. This made it clear that the enemy was to the Northward and Eastward , and that it would be impossible for him to round the Horn Reef without being brought to action . The course of the ...
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31 March Abroad Admiralty Allowance House Allowance Amount Appendix Assistant Battle Cruiser Fleet Battle Cruisers Battle Fleet battleships Brought forward Captain Carried forward Charges Civilian Class Draughtsmen Colonial Allowance House Commander continued in following Contract Contribution Cordite Cost of Living Date of Laying Department Depots Designed Speed Knots destroyers Dockyard Engineer Establishments Expenses EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCE Fifth Battle Squadron fire Fleet Air Arm Flotilla Full Pay Grade Clerks Gratuities Greenwich H.M. Ships increased Inspector Labour Lieutenant Lieutenant-Commander Light Cruiser Squadron living bonus Machinery Vote Maintenance Majesty's Ships MEMORANDA ment Tons Miscellaneous Naval Armament Naval Store NAVY ESTIMATES Navy Votes nery Numbers payable payment Police Probable Expenditure Provision rates Receipts Repairs repayment Retired Pay Rosyth Royal Marine Police Royal Marines Royal Naval College Royal Naval Reserve Royal Navy Salary Seamen Services smaller guns Staff starboard station Subhead submarine Surplus Torpedo Total Estimate Treasury vessels Victualling Wages yards