When America entered World War I, they had a proud naval tradition establishment of their own. They had disagreements with Britain's plans. How the two allies worked out their differences, saving the naval effort for the allies, if not the entire war, is described in this well-researched history. The US had to accept a supportive role, with the long term prospect of surpassing British worldwise naval supremacy. Lessons for diplomatic solutions abound. Illustrations, maps, charts. Jacket has some wear and discoloration at spine, now in mylar. Handsome book in blue cloth in very good condition. University of Missouri Press, Columbia, Missouri. 1972. Hb, Dj. USED. $15.00