The Washington Navy Yard/Военно-морская верфь в Вашингтоне

Издание на английском языке
The book is dedicated to the history of the Washington Navy Yard, which throughout the 19th and 20th centuries was a symbol of the US Navy in the capital. She describes his role in the construction and repair of the first warships, the development of artillery and innovative approaches in shipbuilding and naval aviation. The yard witnessed significant events in the country's history, including wars and the development of the navy, as well as the workplace of thousands of people who contributed to its activities. The book highlights the importance of this historic site to the nation and its impact on the local community, noting the diversity of workers who served and worked at this institution.

Contents
List of Illustrations
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
The Early Years
The War of 1812
Supporting the New Navy
The Father of Naval Ordnance
Civil W ar Naval Arsenal and Operating Base
The Post-Civil W ar Era
Arming a New Navy
Ordnance for a Navy Second to None
Between the World Wars
Ordnance Nerve Center for a Global Conflict
A New Mission for the Navy Yard
Notes
Bibliography
Index