One essay (1909) lays out tactics for mountain fighting, focused on British Army experience on the Indian frontier (Afghanistan), penned by a British officer who fought in that conflict, Wilkinson Dent Bird. The other essay (1917) focuses on the British navy in World War I written by an author who specialized in British naval strategy and history, John Leyland. – Summary by david wales
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Mountain Warfare: Some principles of frontier mountain warfare; General considerations; Some strength and organization of columns; Marches and protection
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Mountain Warfare: Action of the advanced and rear-guards, and of road picquets; Attack and defense
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Mountain Warfare: Camps; Protection of line of communication; Defence of post
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British Navy: Duties and responsibilities of the sea service
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British Navy: The centre of sea-power
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British Navy: Sweeping the enemy from the oceans
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British Navy: The grasp of the Mediterranean: Sea and land power
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British Navy: Dealing with the submarines; The navy and the mine
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British Navy: The navy and army transport; The navy that flies
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British Navy: Officers and men of the navy; What the British navy is and what it fights for
