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R.A.g.
NARRATIVE
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VOLUME
І
THE ATLANTIC
АИР
HOME WATERS
»
THE PRELUDE
1918
to
1939
СОИТЕИТЅ
Sás
FOREWORD
CHAPTER I
-
EVENTS
ЫВАРЖ&
TO THE CREATION OF THE ROYAL· AIR FORCE
(i) The start of
Separats
Air
Services
__„__........__.__............._.....__............_*
(ii)
The outbreak of War in
1914
and formation of the Joint
Yrar Air C
ommittee...
................______......____........___.....................................__.......___..........2
(iii)
The first Air
Boarâ
_______............___......__......__...................................................._.......„3
( iv)
The second Air Board.
______..........___________........................_......................................... 5
(v) The effeot of the first Gotha air raids on London.....
......___.......____5
(vi)
The Smuts Reports in favour of a separate Air Force.
..............._..............__6
(vii)
The oreation of an independent bombing force
.................................................................8
(viii)
Delays before the passing of the Air Force Aot
____............................
.......S
(ix)
The Royal Air Foroe oomes into being
___......_.........................................._......................10
CHAPTER II
-
THE GROWTH Off MARITIME AIR PCTHBR ~
1914
to
1918
(i) Developments prior to August
1914.......__..........................................___................................13
(ii) The First World V/ar breaks out.
..........................................................................__........................14
(iii)
The First U-boat Campaign.
..................._................................____........„........................................1 6
( iv)
Aotion against
Z
eppelins
.................................._...................................................................__................
J
7
(v)
The integration of the Naval Air Service into the
Royal Navy
.......................__.......______.................„.....................„.............__......................................„...........17
(vi)
The expansion of the Dunkirk Foroe
...........______________.......................19
(
vii)
The bombing of land targets.
.................................___......................................__.................................20
(viii)
Long range bombing into G-erraany by naval airoraft
___;...................__21
(ix) ·
Air support to the Fleet during
1916—....................................................................__.22
(x) The Seoond U-boat Campaign
............................................................................................................................23
(xi)
Unrestrioted U-boat Warfare
...................................................___................____....................26
(xii)
The introduction of escorted convoys.
__............:........................................................................,26
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(ii)
(xiii)
Anti-U-boat operations become the
ma¿or
concern
of* naval aviat ion
._........____.....________..........__.........___......._..............___.28
fai
Patrol airoraft
(bi
Convoy air esoort
(o) The growth of anti-U-boat forces
(xiv)
Airoraft armament against the U-boat
___________________31
(xv)
Development in Carriers and ship-borne airoraft
during
1917_______________________........____....._________32
(xvi)
The Dunkirk Foroe in
1917.______.......______....._____________34
(xvii)
Air work with the Fleet in
1918__________________......____36
(xviii)
The
RvA.!?,
take over the Dunkirk Force in
1918_______.........
_37
(xix)
The Independent Bombing Force
_____.____,______________39
(xx)
The R.A.F. in the U-boat War during
1918__
л
__________..........40
(xxi)
Summazy and conclusions
_________.........___„______;____.......____„......44
CHA-ÉTER
ΠΙ
-
THE .POSOTAB. EMERGENCE OP ..THE PERMANENT AIR
PORCE
(November
191
β
to April 192l)
(i) Demobilisation and the
firet
scheme for a postwar
Air Foroe
.__.___„______.___.. ... ,„ ._
_™
__ _.__..___._.-„___47
(ii) Initial signs of controversy between the Services
_________
Λ9
(iii)
Demobilisation continues
_____________________________
^
___50
(a) Rationalisation of the R.A.F. and introduction
of new ranks
(b.):. The-creation of R.AiF. Coastal Area
(iv)
The Ten Years Ruling results in virtual liquidation
of the R.A.P.
_________............____________......___.....„................._„.......__53
(v) The Permanent Organisation of the Postwar R.A.F,
_____.....____54
(vx) Naval reaction to the Soheme_
_____,__........___.....______..........................,58
(vii)
Training and Seoondment
_____...............___________........__,________59
CHATTER IV
-
ДИЖгЗЩУїСЕ
^pHPaoVEBŞY.^ggt,
TOJ
92g
(і)
Proposal to discontinue the construction of battleships™
..........63
(ii) The Balfour Sub-Committee on the role of the Air
Forcai.,
........64
(iii)
The
Gŕeddes
Committee and subsequent Cabinet Gommittee...
.................66
(iv)
Further attacks on the Separate Air Force oulminate in
a Government pronouncement
_________........__..........................._.....__.................,68
(v) Mr. Churchill s efforts to settle the Navy/Air Foroe
controversy.
........________;____;___
m__i
______.....___.........,.....____,...............................
„...JO
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SECEET
ЅЕСНБТ.
(iii)
(vi)
An increase in R.A.F. strength approved for Home
Defence
..........................................................................................................___............................................................................75
(vii)
The Navy/Air Foroe controversy oomes to a head
.................................................75
(viii)
The Salisbury Main Committee on National Defence
..........................._.................77
(ix)
The Balfour Sub-Committee on the
Pleet
Air Arm,
................__...............................79
(A) The R.A.F. Coastal Area organisation in April
1923.__.............30
The relationship with the Navy
The supply of aircraft
The supply of personnel
Operational procedure
The training of personnel
(в)
The proceedings of the Sub-Committee.
....................................................................
8k
(c) Conclusions and reoommendations
__.........................__....................................................85
(D)
Endorsement by the Salisbury Main Committee
..............................................87
CHAPTER _V
-
NAVY/AIR CONTROVERSY
-/1923
TO.Jjga
(i) Disagreement over the implementing of Balfour
Sub-Committee Reoommendations...
....................................._____........................„..........................„89
(ii) The Haldane Enquiry results in the
Trenohard
/Кеуез
Agreement
............._..............................__..............____.........__________________..........................................90
(iii)
Relative rank in the. three Services
___..................................__....................................93
( iv)
Disagreement over Airship Control.
...........____.........................................___.............95
(v) The Colwyn Committee
........................................,.................................................................................................................%
(vi)
Arbitration by the Prime Minister on the Coliwyn
Committee findings
___.....................___...........................................................................................................100
(vii)
Shorebased maritime aircraft to remain under the
Air Ministry.
..................................__.........................;__.....................................................................................................103
(viii)
Disagreement over proposed entry of naval ratings
as pilots..
......................................................................„.„..................___........,..,............................__.................................,103
(ix)
Arbitration
Ъу
Lord Salisbury.
___......................____.............................______........104
(x) Summary on Inter-Service Controversy.
__________.................,__......____,105
CHAPTER VI ~ SLOW EXPANSION AND LIMITED OPEEATIONALTRAINING·
1923
TO
193¿t-
(i) Introduction.
...........................................................................................................................................................................107
(ii) The early years and limited training of shorebased
maritime aircraft,
................................................................................_...........___.......................................___
J08
(iii)
The expansion of the shipbome or Fleet Air Arm
Component
____........................................................................................_..........__...........................___.................109
(iv)
Fleet Air Arm supply and aircraft types
.........„....................
μ
____.........................110
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SEÇBET
(v)
Pleet
Ліг
Arm operational
exercises
1921
to
1934...............................112
(a) Torpedo Attack exercises
(b) Bombing and Fighting training
(vi)
Shorebased aircraft and their operational training
-
1929
to
1934.________________;._____
л.
_____________........-......118
(vii)
Anti-submarine training.,
......____
:
________________________120
(a) The influence of ASDIC
(b)
The forgotten lessons of the
1914/18
VJar
(viii)
Disarmament Policy
- 1929
to
1933______„..„■„_____.................___123
(a) The London Naval Conference
lb)
Disarmament quotas
(0)
Clashes with the Admiralty
(ix)
The growing German menace forces belated rearmament
___.............129
CHAPTER
VII
-
Шт^.ШЕа-ЅШПСЕ
CLASHES AND ACCELERATED.
ЮЗА1ШАШЭТ
-
ШГТ
ŞW
(i) Interohangeability
of aircraft and manning
controversy
_______....._........_______________,___ ,__________1.33
(ii) Accelerated
Ä.A.P.
expansion programmes
- 1935.
and
•5936__________________________......._____.....________________..........135
(iii)
The formation of Bomber, Fighter and Coastal
.
Commands
- 1936.________________________........„.......................„.......................
J
37
(iv)
The Admiralty/Air Ministry olash over the manning of
the Eleet Air
Ащ
_____]..........................___....................;.;_______......_______140
(v) The first Inskip Enquiry
-
193&,
....................................,...;■;.„,.............................__IM
ClttJTER
VIII -
ЅНОРВАЅЅРЈШШШЕ
[ШјСШ^^г.гЗШ^-ЈЗЗ^ЛО.
■
im
φ
1937
(і)
Comparison with the united States
_______..........
m
____............................145
(ii)
.
.First signs of a policy for their use in Trade
Defence.
____________
I.............
..................„.:.
„I...
(iii)
Admiralty claims to control maritime shorebased
aircraft
............................
;¿
____
,.„m
___;.....
i.._r.i...,..;,
__;..................„.,____................................149
(iv)
The first positive requirement for naval oo-operation.
...................1.51
ч)
Operational exeroises and increase in strength
-
1935
to
1931...... ____
:¿y
.....................:,......._..............................;___........;............................155
(vi)
Vaoillation in deoiding Coastal Command s- role in war.....
___157
CHATTER IX
-
BOMB
УЈЗШЅ
BATTLESHIP·-
1921
TO
1939 ■
(
i) Introduction
________..............._.......____.................................................................................161
(
ii) Early bombing
triale.
........_________.......................;...................____..___.......
.j
б1
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(iii)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
SECRET
(v)
Types of Bombs, Bomb Sights and Distributors
.........................
Conventional types of
ЪотЪа
The Buoyant or B-bomb
Bomb Sights
Bomb releases and the Bomb Distributor
The effectiveness of naval anti-aircraft gunnery.........
High altitude bombing gets a new
loase
of life,
.............
The
1936
C.I.D. Sub-Committee on the vulnerability
of Capital Ships...
..................................................................................___......___.........
...1.66
...171
173
(x)
The Sub-Ooramittee a Report
.........................................................................____............
The last series of organised Bombing Trials
- 1937/39......
The Report by the A.B.E, Sub-Committee on Bombing and
A/A Defence.
......................................................_............................................................................
War breaks out before completion of the further
trials in
1939.............................................................................................................................
Summary of the long controversy.
.........
CHAPTER X
-
THE TRANSFER OP THE FLEET AIR ARM
-
Renewed Admiralty demand for the Fleet Air Arm...
(і)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
CHAPTER XI
(і)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
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An Enquiry appointed into both the F.A.A, and
shorebased maritime airoraft
.................................................................
The Seoond Inskip Enquiry
—
Stage I...
A change of procedure
....................................................
No Stage II but a final decision given on the
whole sub
j
eet
..................._____....................__...........„..............................____
Indignation in the Air Ministry but Inskip maintains
his views
_____......_................................................................___..........
Cabinet consideration and approval.
..................._...........................,.._............
Summary
___.................................................................,....._...................................._____.....................
COMMAND
1937
TO END OP
1938
..............
í
78
............181
..............183
...............185
..............188
..............189
............191
.............192
.............193
............197
............
m
„........201
...........202
.............204
Pinai
Trade Defence Requirements and Coastal Command s
War Role
___.....................................................___................__.........._............................................................
The evolution of the first detailed War Plan for the
R.A.F.
....................___................_____.............._____..........................................__.........................__......._.......209
The initiation of the Area Combined Headquarter Sohema
____........212
The Higher Control of Defenoe Operations......
.....__________....................„215
The Area Combined Headquarter Scheme under test.
..............._______.217
Other operational and training exeroises during
1938..__.....................219
The growth of a detailed War Plan for Coastal Command.....
.................220
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(vi)
(viii)
The Munich Crisis as it affeoted Coastal
Cominar
In the Group Organisation
Moves of squadrons to V/ar Stations
In the Operational Units
The calling up of Reservists
Liaison with the Admiralty
Summary
(ix)
Correction of defeats revealed in the Munioh
Сгізів
—
(a) Simplification of moves from peaoe to war
stations
(b)
Mitigation of engine shortage
(o) .Provision of mobile torpedo bases and a depot
ship for flying boats
(d) Permanent Group H.Q.s and transfer of
Auxiliary
Squadrons
(e)
Concurrent mobilisation for Coastal Command and
the Royal Navy
(f) Agreement on a standard method of reporting
positions at sea
(g) The final location of Coastal Command
Headquarters
CHAPTER
XII -
THE LAST JEW MONTHS
03?
PEACE
..228
(i)
(Ü.)
(iii)
(iv)
(ν)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(x)
Development of detail in the A.C.H.Q. oontrol
___.1__........
The final touches given to Coastal Command s War Plan.,
Re-equipment of Coastal Command squadrons in
1938/39.......
Anti-submarine Polioy and Training..,
.........______;............, .____
.233
.237
...2^0
(a) Polioy
Development of methods of actual air attaok
Air Action against merchant shipping
___......________„,.„.:..:____.242
Bomber Command
s
role in Maritime War.
____..........______......„■..„...____244
(a) The write-down in their major role
(b) The ultimate extent of Bomber Command s
participation.
The protection of East Coast shipping against air
attack...-..,...-...;.
__
I
__________..........__________......__........___.....____
(a) The question of diversion
(b)
The Trade -Protection fighter
squadrona
Operational training in
1939
up to the end
oí
July.
...........__......,...2.50
The last combined exercise.......
...................____,___.....................„....................;..,.._.......251
The outbreak of the
Seoondïïorld
Y/ar.
___„........................____..................252
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APPENDICES
I. Allied ships of
500
tons G-.R.T. and above sunk by U-boats
-
1
3?eb.
1917
to
31
Oct.
1918.
II. Anti-U-boat Plying effort in Home Waters and results
-
1917
and
1918.
III. U-boats probably sunk or shared sunk by airoraft in the Pirst
Yforld Vrar,
IV. The H.A.F. Strength Summary
- 1918
to
1939.
V. R.A.I?. Orders of Battle, Locations and Establishments
-
1918
to
1939.
VI. Airoraft types and performances
- 1919
to
1939.
VII.
The Committee of Imperial Defence
-
History, Functions and
Authority,
VIII.
Types of Bombs in the R.A.P.
-
1Ş22
to
1939.
IX. The lengthy negotiations^or the transfer of the
Pleet Air
Arm
subsequent to. the Cabinet decision in July
1937»
X. Torpedo Attack Exeroises
- 1921
to
1926,
XI. Operational Training Exeroises
- 1929
to
1939.
XII.
Air Force plans (W.A. aeries) against Germany
-
June
1939.
INDEX
MAPS
1,
The sphere of Maritime Air Operations in Home Waters
-
to
1918.
2,
Coastal Command Group boundaries and limits of Naval Commands in
1939.
3,
North Sea Reconnaissance Patrols, Anti-submarine patrols and
looation of squadrons on
27
August
1939«
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| spelling | Großbritannien Royal Air Force Verfasser (DE-588)34802-8 aut The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative 1 The Atlantic and home waters : the prelude ; April 1918 to September 1939 Air Historical Branch (1), Air Ministry [Buxton] MLRS Books [2009] getr. Zählung Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Great Britain - Royal Air Force - History World War, 1939-1945 - Aerial operations, British World War, 1939-1945 - Naval operations, British Weltkrieg (1939-1945) Großbritannien (DE-604)BV035980661 1 Digitalisierung BSBMuenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=018874593&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative Great Britain - Royal Air Force - History World War, 1939-1945 - Aerial operations, British World War, 1939-1945 - Naval operations, British Weltkrieg (1939-1945) |
| title | The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative |
| title_auth | The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative |
| title_exact_search | The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative |
| title_full | The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative 1 The Atlantic and home waters : the prelude ; April 1918 to September 1939 Air Historical Branch (1), Air Ministry |
| title_fullStr | The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative 1 The Atlantic and home waters : the prelude ; April 1918 to September 1939 Air Historical Branch (1), Air Ministry |
| title_full_unstemmed | The R.A.F. in maritime war R.A.F. narrative 1 The Atlantic and home waters : the prelude ; April 1918 to September 1939 Air Historical Branch (1), Air Ministry |
| title_short | The R.A.F. in maritime war |
| title_sort | the r a f in maritime war r a f narrative the atlantic and home waters the prelude april 1918 to september 1939 |
| title_sub | R.A.F. narrative |
| topic | Great Britain - Royal Air Force - History World War, 1939-1945 - Aerial operations, British World War, 1939-1945 - Naval operations, British Weltkrieg (1939-1945) |
| topic_facet | Great Britain - Royal Air Force - History World War, 1939-1945 - Aerial operations, British World War, 1939-1945 - Naval operations, British Weltkrieg (1939-1945) Großbritannien |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=018874593&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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