The Technical History and Index
The Technical History and Index, subtitled A Serial History of Technical Problems Dealt With By Admiralty Departments, was a series of official publications prepared by the Technical History Section of the Admiralty and other departments immediately following the Great War.
| Title | Volume | Part | Published | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Submarine v. Submarine. | 1. | 1. | March, 1919. | |
| Darkening Ship. | 1. | 2. | March, 1919. | |
| Naval Medical transport During the War. | 1. | 3. | March, 1919. | |
| Aircraft v. Submarine. | 1. | 4. | March, 1919. | |
| Height Measurement by Barometer and Thermometer. | 1. | 5. | ||
| Instruction of the Mercantile Marine in Defensive Measures. | 1. | 6. | April, 1919. | |
| The Anti-Submarine Division of the Naval Staff. | 1. | 7. | July, 1919. | |
| Scandinavia and East [Coast?] Convoy Systems: 1917-1918. | 1. | 8. | ||
| Poisoning by Nitrous Gases. | 1. | 9. | July, 1919. | |
| Admiralty Oil-Fuel Pipe-Line from the Clyde to the North. | 1. | 10. | July, 1919. | |
| Lethal Gases. | 1. | 11. | August, 1919. | |
| The Instrument Branch of the Hydrographic Department. | 1. | 12. | August, 1919. | |
| Defensive Armament of Merchant Ships. | 1. | 13. | August, 1919. | |
| The Atlantic Convoy System: 1917-1918. | 14. | |||
| 15. | ||||
| The Elements of Convoy Defence in Submarine Warfare. | 16. | |||
| 17. | ||||
| 18. | ||||
| The Geographical work of the Naval Intelligence Division, Naval Staff, 1915-1919. | 19. | |||
| The Development of the Gyro-Compass Prior to and During the War. | 20. | |||
| Submarine Administration, Training and Construction. | 21. | |||
| The war work of the Hydrographic Department, 1914-1918. | 22. | |||
| Fire Control in H.M. Ships. | 3. | 23. | December, 1919. | |
| Storage and Handling of Explosives in Warships. | 24. | |||
| Production of Smoke for Screens. | 25. | |||
| Naval Anti-Gas Devices. | 26. | |||
| Colour Filters. | 27. | |||
| Guns and Gun Mountings. | 4. | 28. | March, 1920. | |
| Ammunition for Naval Guns. | 29. | |||
| Control of Mercantile Movements: Part 1. | 30. | |||
| Control of Mercantile Movements: Part 1. | 31. | |||
| Control of Mercantile Movements: Plans for Use in Conjunction with Pt. 30 and Pt. 31. | 32. | |||
| The Provision of Armaments for the Auxiliary Services. | 33. | |||
| Alteration in Armaments of H.M. Ships During the War. | 4. | 34. | May, 1920. | |
| Naval Guns used for Miscellaneous Services During the War. | 35. | |||
| Gunnery Training During the War. | 4. | 36. | May, 1920. | |
| Inception and Development of the Northern Base. | 37. | |||
| 38. | ||||
| Miscellaneous Convoys. | 39. | |||
| Anti-Submarine Development and Experiments Prior to December, 1916. | 40. | |||
| The Development of Model M.N. Eight Valve Amplifier. | 41. | |||
| Supply and Distribution of Harbour and Sea-Going tugs. | 42. | |||
| Admiralty Airship Sheds. | 43. | |||
| Oil Fuel Reservoir at Rosyth. | 44. | |||
| Minelaying Bases at Grangemouth, Dalmore and Glen-Albyn. | 45. | |||
| War Measures Adopted Affecting Navigation and Pilotage in Home Waters. | 46. | |||
| H.M. Dockyard Rosyth. Notes on Construction, etc., During Period of War, 1914-1919. | 6. | 47. | ||
| Coastal Motor Boat Bases. | 6. | 48. | ||
| Technical Notes on Echo Detection. | 6. | 49. | ||
| Mobilisation of the Fleet: Demobilisation Records, 1918-1919. | 6. | 50. | January, 1921. | |
| Development of the Paravane. | 51. |
pt. 1. Submarine v. submarine -- pt. 2. Darkening ship: navigation lights and anchor lights -- pt. 3. Naval medical transport during the war -- pt. 4. Aircraft v. submarine: submarine campaign of 1918 -- pt. 5. Height measurement by barometer and thermometer -- pt. 6. Instruction of the mercantile marine in defensive measures -- pt. 7. The anti-submarine division of the naval staff: December 196-November 1918 -- pt. 8. Scandinavia and east convoy systems: 1917-1918 -- pt. 9. Poisoning by nitrous gases -- pt. 10. Admiralty oil-fuel pipe-line from the Clyde to the Forth -- pt. 11. Lethal gases -- pt. 12. The instrument branch of the Hydrographic Department -- pt. 13. Defensive armament of merchant ships -- pt. 14. The Atlantic convoy system: 1917-1918 -- pt. 16. The elements of convoy defence in submarine warfare -- pt. 17. Supplement to pt. 16 -- pt. 18. Supplement to pt. 16 -- pt. 19. The geographical work of the Naval Intelligence Division, Naval Staff, 1915-1919 -- pt. 20. The development of the gyro-compass prior to and during the war -- pt. 21. Submarine administration, training and construction -- pt. 22. The war work of the Hydrographic Department, 1914-1918 -- pt. 23. Fire control in HM Ships -- pt. 24. Storage and handling of explosives in warships -- pt. 25. Production of smoke for screens -- pt. 26. Naval anti-gas devices -- pt. 27. Colour filters -- pt. 28. Guns and gun mountings -- pt. 29. Ammunition for naval guns -- pt. 30. Control of mercantile movements: part 1 -- pt. 31. Control of mercantile movements: part 2 -- pt. 32. Control of mercantile movements: plans for use in conjunction with pt. 30 and pt. 31 -- pt. 33. The provision of armaments for the Auxiliary Services -- pt. 34. Alteration in armaments of HM Ships during the war -- pt. 35. Naval guns used for miscellaneous services during the war -- pt. 36. Gunnery training during the war -- pt. 37. Inception and development of the Northern Base -- pt. 39. Miscellaneous convoys -- pt. 40. Anti-submarine development and experiments prior to December 1916 -- pt. 41. The development of Model MN eight valve amplifier [...] -- pt. 42. Supply and distribution of harbour and sea-going tugs -- pt. 43. Admiralty airship sheds -- pt. 44. Oil fuel reservoir at Rosyth -- pt. 45. Minelaying bases at Grangemouth, Dalmore and Glen-Albyn -- pt. 46. War measures adopted affecting navigation and pilotage in home waters -- pt. 48. Coastal motor boat bases -- pt. 49. Technical notes on echo detection -- pt. 50. Mobilization of the Fleet: demobilization records, 1918-1919 -- pt. 51. Development of the paravane.
