Folios 480-482: Report of proceedings of submarine E11 for 19 - 24 November 1914...

Folios 480-482: Report of proceedings of submarine E11 for 19 - 24 November 1914 with a track chart for 20-22 November 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander Martin Eric Dunbar-Nasmith.

Folios 483-484: Handwritten report of proceedings of submarine E12 for 20 - 24 November 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander Kenneth Mervyn Bruce.

Folios 484-485: Comments on the operations of submarines E11 and E12, Commodore (S), dated 24 November 1914.

Folios 486-488: War order 0041 for submarines D2, E5 and E15, dated 20 November 1914 by Commodore (S) Roger Keyes, dated 20 November 1914.

Folios 489-490: Copies of telegrams dated 20-22 November 1914. Folios 491-492: Handwritten report of proceedings of submarine E5 for 22 - 24 November 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander Charles Stuart Benning.

Folios 493-494: Comments on the operations of submarines D2, E5 and E15, Commodore (S), dated 24 November 1914.

Folios 496-498: Report of proceedings of submarine C34 for 20 - 22 November 1914 with a tracing of a chart Number 1406 showing Zeebrugge by Lieutenant-Commander John Fenwick Hutchings.

Folio 499: Intelligence concerning a large German submarine that has run into Zeebrugge twice without any difficulty.

Folio 500: Proposal for submarine C34 to keep watch of enemy submarine activity in the Zeebrugge locality dated 22 November 1914 by Commodore (S) Roger Keyes.

Folio 501: War order for submarines C34, D4 and D6, dated 27 November 1914.

Folio 502: Report of proceedings of submarine D4 for 23 - 25 November 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander John Robert Guy Moncreiffe.

Folio 503: Report of proceedings of submarine D6 for 23 - 24 November 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander Robert Crosby Halahan.

Folios 504-506: Report of proceedings with track chart of submarine C34 for 24 - 26 November 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander John Fenwick Hutchings.

Folio 507: Comments on the operations of submarines D4, D6 and C34, Commodore (S), dated 27 November 1914.

Folios 508-517: Loss of submarine D2.

Folio 508: War order cover sheet for submarines D2, E15 and C34.

Folio 509: Telegram dated 24 November 1914 concerning a German submarine using Zeebrugge and that a C class submarine should be sent to attack her and considerable movement of German ships around Heligpland and that two or three submarines should be sent there as soon as possible.

Folio 510: Report of proceedings of submarine E15 for 2 - December 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander Theodore Stuart Brodie.

Folios 511-512: Comments on the operations of submarines D2, E15 and C34, Commodore (S), dated 2 December 1914.

Folio 513: Report by Commodore (S), HMS Maidstone, dated 9 December 1914, that submarine D2 which left Yarmouth on 25 November 1914 to patrol the vicinity of Heligoland and expected to return on 30 November 1914 is yet to return. Fear for her safety. Submarine E15 under similar sailing orders has returned. Mentions a list of Officers and men in D2 is attached but this list is not present.

Folio 514: Report of proceedings of submarine C34 for 11 - 13 December 1914 by Lieutenant-Commander John Fenwick Hutchings.

Folios 515-516: Comments on the operations of submarines D2, E11 and C34, Commodore (S), dated 14 December 1914.

Folio 517: Telegram from John Rushworth Jellicoe, Commander in Chief, Home Fleets to Commodore (S), dated 19 December 1914 expressing deep regret for the loss of submarine D2.

Folios 518-523: War order 0042 for submarines E6, E10, E11, E12, E13, E15, D6, D7, Db, S1 and HMS Lurcher and Firedrake, operations in connection with seaplanesdated 20 November 1914 by Commodore (S) Roger Keyes, HMS Maidstone, dated 7 December 1914.

Folio 524: Instructions regarding Plan Y by Commodore (S) Roger Keyes, dated 6 December 1914 to Commodore (T), HMS Arethusa.

Folio 525: Memorandum dated 9 December 1914 by Commodore (S) Roger Keyes, HMS Maidstone, concerning a squadron of seaplane carriers and the feeling of pride that the support of the expedition should have been confined to the Submarine Service.

Folios 526-529: Memorandum dated 10 December 1914 by concerning the distinguishing markings of seaplanes and the numbers of seaplanes present on board HMS Engadine, HMS Empress, HMS Riviera and their deployment. Diagram of seaplane (folio 529).