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Catalogue reference: ADM 137/1934A
This record is about the [Note: ADM 137/1934A-1934B are produced as a single document: order as ADM 137/1934... dating from 1914-1916 in the series Admiralty: Historical Section: Records used for Official History, First World War. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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ADM 137/1934A
1914-1916
[Note: ADM 137/1934A-1934B are produced as a single document: order as ADM 137/1934].
Folio 1: Title page.
Folio 2: Explanatory note. During the period of the War, papers of a confidential nature in the office of the C-in-C Home Fleet were filed in Packs (numbered separately from the non-confidential records) in a Series 001 to 0042 inclusive. Copies of relevant telegrams were filed in these packs, but a complete set of all telegrams was also maintained. The secret packs were re-arranged by the Grand Fleet secretarial staff in February 1919, when papers considered unimportant were removed and destroyed, and the remainder re-indexed. They were received in this form by the Historical Section in April 1920, and bound as received, in a series of Volumes. The 1919 index will be found in the first volume (see ADM 137/1881) and extracts from these have been inserted in each succeeding volume. This volume is the 54th of the series.
Folios 3-6: Index of contents.
Folios 7-8: Blank.
Folio 9: Subject page. Encounters with enemy submarines in which its [sic] actual destruction was not established at the time. For each incident listed below the following information is given: Number in Pack; British ship involved; where encounter took place; date of encounter; method of attack adopted by own ship.
Folios 12-27: 1. Firth of Forth, September 1914. Explosive sweep.
Folios 28-36: 2. HMS Zealandia (Captain Walter Cowan). At sea, September 1914. Ramming.
Folios 37-41: 3. HMS Antrim. At sea, 9 October 1914. Ramming.
Folios 42-46: 4. 2nd Destroyer Flotilla, 16 October 1914. Ramming.
Folio 47: 5. HMS Nymph. At sea, 16 October 1916. Ramming.
Folios 48-61: 6. HMS Dryad. Scapa Flow, 17 October 1914. Gun fire.
Folios 62-64: 7. 4th Destroyer Flotilla. (Not stated) . Since commencement of war.
Folios 65-70: 8. HMS Badge. At sea, 24 October 1914. Ramming.
Folios 71-78: 9. HMS Skipjack. At sea, 18 November 1914. Ramming.
Folios 79-84: 10. HMS Dryad. At sea, 24 November 1914. Gun fire.
Folios 85-100: 11. HMS Garry. At sea, 3 December 1914. Gun fire.
Folios 101-104: 12. HMS Cochrane. At sea, 16 December 1914. Gun fire and ramming.
Folios 105-109: 13. 1st Light Cruiser Squadron. At sea. (Not stated).
Folio 110: 14. HMS Amsterdam. At sea, 22 January 1915. (Not stated).
Folios 111-112: 15. HMS Cochrane. At sea, 28 January 1915. (Not stated).
Folio 113: 16. HMS Alsatian. At sea, March 1915. (Not stated).
Folios 114-116: 17. HMS Ambrose. At sea, 11 March 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 117-120: 18. HMS Paragon. At sea, 17 March 1915. Ramming.
Folios 121-128: 19. 3rd Cruiser Squadron. At sea. Various dates.
Folios 129-134: 20. 3rd Battle Squadron, Various dates.
Folios 135-136: 21. HMS Achilles. At sea, 18 April 1915. Ramming.
Folios 137-144: 22. HMS Oropesa. Sea. 19 April 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 145-152: 23. Orkney patrol. At sea, Various dates. Various.
Folios 153-180: 24. 3rd Battle Squadron. At sea, 10 May 1915. Various.
Folios 181-183: 25. HM Trawler Yokohama. At sea, 10 June 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 184-269: 26. 3rd Cruiser Squadron. At sea. 19-21 June 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 270-275: 27. HM Trawler Bush. At sea, 23 June 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 276-277: 28. HM Trawler Pointz Castle. At sea, 28 June 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 278-284: 29. HM Trawler Cameo. At sea, 16 July 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 285-295: 30. HMS Speedwell. At sea, 16 July 1915. Ramming.
Folios 296-298: 31. HMS Circe. Sea, 16 July 1915.
Folios 299-300: 32. HMS Columbella. At sea, 22 July 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 301-307: 33. HM Trawler Pearl. At sea, 27 July 1915. Gun fire and explosive sweep.
Folios 308-309: 34. HMS Jason. At sea, 6 August 1915.
Folios 310-312: 35. HMS Indomitable. At sea, 6 August 1915. (Not stated).
Folios 313-324: 36. HM Trawler Rodino. At sea, 8 August 1915. Gun fire.
Folios 325-328: 37. HMS Christopher. At sea, 8 August 1915.
Folios 329-336: 38. Letter of thanks from Rear Admiral R Tupper.
Listing continued in ADM 137/2194B.
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