... Rosslyn Wemyss. (LIBRARY OF 'S COLLECTION ) Admiral Walter Cowan. (© NATIONAL CONGRESS PORTRAIT GALLERY) Johan Laidoner, commander of the Estonian Army. (AUTHOR ) Konstantin Päts, Estonian political leader. (AUTHOR 'S COLLECTION ) Krlis ...

... Rosslyn Wemyss was appointed Deputy First Sea Lord to deal with questions of foreign policy and operations abroad . Finally , in Oct. 1917 , the development was carried a step further when two committees were formed in the board , one ...

This is a first-hand account of the somewhat neglected naval part of the Gallipoli operations.

... Rosslyn Wemyss , First Sea Lord , and Vice - Admiral Sims of the American Navy , were present . The delegates were presented with the Allied terms , to be accepted within seventy - two hours . The terms were accepted and were signed at ...

... Rosslyn Wemyss in English, exclaimed, "These conditions offered to a fleet that has not been defeated are most hard and unfair!" Rosslyn Wemyss hesitated, and then said curtly, "You only had to come out." As for Foch, he said quietly ...

... Rosslyn Wemyss , who later entered the Royal Navy and rose to become first sea lord in the First World War . Because one of Howard's older brothers , Mowbray , knew the Wemyss family , Rosslyn Wemyss took Esme ' under his wing ' . This ...

... Rosslyn Wemyss less charitably believed Fisher was “blending his own and the Services' interest to his detriment of his powers [...] I really think the whole lot of them should be put in a sack and drowned.”104 As the Inquiry proceeded ...

... Rosslyn Wemyss in Rosslyn Wemyss , Memoirs of Sir Robert Morier , 11 , 85. Cf. Hammond ( Under - Secretary at the Foreign Office ) to Cowley in FO 519/192 passim . For Stanley as friend of the working classes see the critical resolution ...

... Rosslyn Wemyss took command in 1916. His flagship was the old four funnelled cruiser mentioned earlier , HMS Euryalus . He had , prior to that appointment , been in command of a squadron at Gallipoli , again on board Euryalus . As ...

... Rosslyn Wemyss. Foch was supreme Allied commander of the armies; he was therefore an obvious choice. His goal was to reduce Germany and its army to a state whereby not only could they not re-start the war but that they could never again ...