1898 Esprit de Corps: A Tract for the Times. Prize Essay, 1848. By Captain

Caspar Frederick Goodrich, U.S. N. OUR NAVAL POWER. Honorable Mention, 1898. By Lieut. Commander

Richard Wainwright, U. S. N. TARGET PRACTICE AND THE TRAINING OF Gun CAPTAINS. Honorable Men

tion, 1898. By Ensign R. H. Jackson, U.S. N.

1900 Torpedo Craft: Types and Employment. Prize Essay, 1900. By Lieu

tenant R. H. Jackson, U.S. N. THE AUTOMOBILE TORPEDO AND ITS USES. Honorable Mention, 1gco.

By

1907 Storekeeping at the Navy Yards. Prize Essay, 1907. By Pay Inspector

John A. Mudd, U. S. N. BATTLE REHEARSALS. A Few Thoughts on Our Next Step in Fleet-Gunnery.

First Honorable Mention, 1907. By Lieut. Commander Yates Stirling,

U.S. N. THE NAVAL PROFESSION. Second Honorable Mention, 1907. By Comman

der Bradley A. Fiske, U. S. N.

1908 A Few Hints to the Study of Naval Tactics. Prize Essay, 1908. By

Lieutenant W. S. Pye, U. S. N. THE MONEY FOR THE Navy. First Honorable Mention, 1908. By Pay

Inspector John A. Mudd, U. S. N. THE NATION'S DEFENCE—THE OFFENSIVE FLEET. How Shall We Prepare

It for Battle? Second Honorable Mention, 1908. By Lieut. Commander Yates Stirling, U. S. N.

1909 Some Ideas about Organization on Board Ship. Prize Essay, 1909. By

Lieutenant Ernest J. King, U.S. N. Tax NAVY AND COAST DEFENCE. Honorable Mention, 1909. By Commo

dore W. H. Beehler, U. S. N. THE REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. Honorable Mention,

1909. By Pay Inspector J. A. Mudd, U. S. N. A PLEA FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING IN THE Navy. Honorable Mention, 1909.

By Commander A. P. Niblack, U. S. N.

1910 The Merchant Marine and the Navy. Prize Essay, 1910. By Naval Con

structor T. G. Roberts, U. S. N. THE NAVAL STRATEGY OF THE Russo-JAPANESE WAR. Honorable Mention,

1910. By Lieutenant Lyman A. Cotton, U. S. N.

1911 Navy Yard Economy. Prize Essay, 1911. By Paymaster Charles Conard,

U.S. N. NAVAL POWER. Honorable Mention, 1911. By Captain Bradley A. Fiske,

U.S. N. WANTED—FIRST AID. Honorable Mention, 1911. By Commander C. C.

Marsh, U. S. N.

1912 Naval Might. Prize Essay, 1912. By Lieutenant Ridgely Hunt, U. S. N.

(retired). INSPECTION DUTY AT THE Navy YARDS. Honorable Mention, 1912. By

Lieut. Commander T. D. Parker, U.S. N.

1913 The Greatest Need of the Atlantic Fleet. Prize Essay, 1913, By Lieut.

Commander Harry E. Yarnell, U. S. N. Navy DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION. A Study of Principles. First Honor

able Mention, 1913. By Commander Yates Stirling, Jr., U. S. N. TRAINED INITIATIVE AND UNITY OF ACTION. Second Honorable Mention,

1913. By Lieut. Commander Dudley W. Knox, U. S. N.

1914 zo1 The Great Lesson from Nelson for To-day, Prize Essay, 1914. 2 By

Lieut. Commander Dudley W. Knox, U. S. N. bbum Antol 19 NavAL POLICY AS IT RELATES TO THE SHORE ESTABLISHMENT AND THE nili MAINTENANCE OF THE FLEET. Honorable Mention, 1914 By Captain John Hood, U.S. N.

VU - Os OLD PRINCIPLES AND A MODERN APPLICATIONS. Honorable Mention, 1914.

By Lieut. Commander Dudley W. Knox, U. S. N. valbst 29b MILITARY PREPAREDNESS. Honorable Mention, 1914. By Naval Constructor

Richard D. Gatewood, U. S. N.

1915
The Role of Doctrine in Naval Warfare. Prize Essay, 1915. By Lieut.

Commander Dudley W. Knox, U. S. N.
AN AIR FLEET: OUR PRESSING NAVAL WANT.". First Honorable Mention,

1915. By Lieut. Commander Thomas Drayton Parker, U.S. N. Tactics.

Second Honorable Mention, 1915, By Ensign H. H. Frost,
U. S. N.
DEFENCE AGAINST SURPRISE TORPEDO ATTACK. Third Honorable Mention,
1915. By Ensign R. T. Merrill, 2d, U. S. N.

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1916 The Moral Factor in War. Prize Essay, 1916. By Lieutenant (J. G.) H. H.

Frost, U. S. N.
!! NAVAL PERSONNEL First Honorable Mention, 1916. By Lieut. Commander

J. K. Taussig, U. S. N.
EDUCATION AT THE U. S. NAYAL ACADEMY. Second Honorable Mention,

1916. By Lieutenant Ridgely Hunt, U. S. N.
Some UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES OF MORALE. Third Honorable Mention, 1916.

By Commander Dudley W. Knox, U. S. N.
LARGE vs. A GREATER NUMBER OF SMALLER BATTLESHIPS. Lippincott Prize

Essay. By Lieut. Commander Thomas Lee Johnson, U.S. N.

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1917
Commerce Destroying in War. Prize Essay, 1917. By Commander Lyman

A. Cotten, U. S. Navy.
Taş PEOPLE'S ROLE IN WAR. First Honorable Mention, 1917. By Lieu-

tenant H. H. Frost, U. S. Navy.
THE NATION'S GREATEST NEED. Second Honorable Mention, 1917. By

Colonel Dion Williams, U. S. Marine Corps.

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1918,
Letters on Naval Tactics. Prize Essay, 1918. By Lieutenant H. H. Frost,

U. S. N.
THE PREPAREDNESS OF THE FUTURE. First Honorable mention, 1918... By

Commander H. O. Rittenhouse, U. S. N. Retired.
NAVAL STRATEGY. Second Honorable Mention, 1918. By Rear Admiral

Bradley A. Fiske, U. S. N.

1919
Military CHARACTER. First Honorable Mention, 1918. By, Captain

Reginald R. Belknap, U, S, N.
Some REFLECTIONS ON THE THREE FACTORS OF BATTLESHIP DESIGN. Second

Honorable Mention, 1918. By Lieut. Commander Beirne S. Bullard,
C. C., U. S. N.

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