Drawing on his extensive experience as a naval officer, Conrad Cato presents a fascinating account of the role of the navy in the early 20th century. From the rise of naval power in Europe to the impact of new technologies such as submarines and air power, Cato provides a vivid and engaging overview of this critical period in naval history.

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