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The book delves into the history of submarine development, discussing the design, capabilities, and types of submarines that were in service at the time. Domville-Fife also covers the key battles and incidents involving submarines, particularly focusing on the German U-boat campaign and its impact on naval and global trade routes. He examines the effectiveness of submarine warfare in disrupting enemy supply lines and how it altered naval tactics, stressing the strategic value of stealth and surprise in these underwater assaults. Additionally, the author considers the moral and legal questions surrounding unrestricted submarine warfare, which had become a controversial issue during the conflict.Submarine Warfare of Today serves as both a technical study and a military history, offering an in-depth look at one of the most innovative aspects of World War I. The book reflects the growing significance of submarines in shaping the outcome of naval conflicts, as well as the rapid pace of technological change during the war. As a period piece, it provides valuable insights into early 20th-century naval strategies and the increasing role of submarines in modern military operations.