Folios 201-218: CB number 01433 O.X.O, Copy number 362, Torpedo Boats A.7 and A.19...

Folios 201-218: CB number 01433 O.X.O, Copy number 362, Torpedo Boats A.7 and A.19 Interrogation of Survivors, April 1918.

Folio 202: Cover sheet, Torpedo Boats A.7 and A.19.

Folio 203: Table of Contents.

Folio 203: Preliminary Note. The interrogation was carried out after interrogation by the French Naval Authority. Their statements were not verified by cross-questioning.

Folios 203-204: General Remarks on the Prisoners. Seven prisoners from A.19 and one from A.7 were picked up by the French. Kapitanleutnant Boldemann, commanding Ostend Half Flotilla refused to give any information. Steuermann (Navigating W.O.) in command of 'A.19' and Maschinist (Engine Room W.O.) of 'A.7' gave most information.

Folio 204: Details of the Action of 20-21 March. Three German Flotillas composed of destroyers and 'A' class boats were to bombard Dunkirk. A.19 and A.7 were to mark the N.E. end of Smal Bank. The British Botha and Morris and the French destroyers Bouclier, Capitaine Mehl and Magon attacked and A.19 was cut in half by Botha and A.7 was sunk by gunfire.

Folios 204-207: Zeebrugge: Twelve 'A' class torpedo boats based at Zeebrugge for minesweeping and patrolling. The alarm procedure. The harbour works. Plate I: Plan of Zeebrugge (folio 205). Bruges: Brief note on port developments and use (folio 206). Ostend: Eight 'A' class torpedo boats based at Ostend. Note on damage done by bombardment to town. Location and use of floating docks (folios 206-207). Blankenberghe: Base for coastal motor boats (folio 207).

Folios 208-215: Battle of Jutland: One hit by a large shell on battleship Helgoland (folio 207). Destroyers and Torpedo Boats: Loss of destroyers A.46, 60, 10 and 40. General details of destroyers. Table of approximate details of A.I, A.II and A.III classes (folios 207-209). Plate II: German Torpedo Boats and Destroyers in Bruges Harbour (folio 209). Mine sweep used by 'A' Class Torpedo Boats: Description of the minesweeping equipment, How to get out the Sweep, When a mine is caught in the Sweep (folio 210). Plate III: Mine sweep used by 'A' Boats, General Arrangements (folio 210). Plate IV: mine sweep used by 'A' Boats, Action on Catching Mine (folio 211). Plate V: mine sweep used by 'A' Boats, Grapnel and Tension Release (folio 212). Torpedoes: Technical details of H/8 and G/7 type torpedoes, Information relative to Torpedo Training Ship Wurttemberg (folio 213). Depth Charges: Outline description of depth charges and release equipment (folio 213). Fottinger Transformer: These appear to be fitted generally throughout the German Navy in destroyers and torpedo boats but not in big ships. It is a hydraulic coupling allowing the steam turbine to operate at high revolutions while driving the propellers at lower revolutions (folios 213-215). Plate VI: Sketch of Fottinger Hydraulic Transformer (folio 215). Geared Turbines: A few German destroyers were fitted with geared turbines but the experiment was probably unsuccessful (folio 215).

Folio 216: Appendix I: Navigation Information Information on location of buoys.

Folio 217: Appendix II: Operation Orders for Bombardment of Dunkirk, etc.

Folio 218: Appendix III: Minesweeping Orders for 10 October 1917.