This firsthand account of the Spanish-American War offers a fascinating look at the operations of the United States Navy on the Asiatic Station. The book includes detailed reports from Rear-Adm. George Dewey and other naval officers involved in the conflict, making it an invaluable resource for students of American history and military history.

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