Professor Krylov's Navy: Table of Contents

	Introduction: Academician Alexey Krylov
1	Early Childhood
2	The Dogs
3	Neighbors
4	Teply Stan; Sechenovs and Filatovs
5	On the Volga River in the Years 1870–1890
6	School Years
7	The Last Years in the Naval School
8	After Education
9	Shipbuilding Experience at Franco-Russian Works; P. A. Titov
10	Stepan Dzhevetsky
11	Pavel Kuzminsky and Sir Basil Zaharoff
12	The Naval Academy
13	Teaching Activities
14	About Naval Education
15	Founding of the St. Petersburg Polytechnical Institute
16	Service in the Experiment Basin
17	The Establishment of the Experiment Basin
18	About the Two “Smartest” Submariners
19	The Submarine of Chief Engineer Glass
20	The Thirtieth of August in the Old Days in St. Petersburg
21	The Chief Inspector of Shipbuilding
22	The Case of the Riurik and Technical Drawings for a Ten-Inch Gun
23	How Five Hundred Million for the Navy Was Obtained in 1912
24	In the Shipbuilding Council
25	Vladimir Kostenko
26	Scientific and Teaching Activities at the Naval Academy. Consulting
27	Russian Society of Steam Navigation and Trade
28	Mountings for Six-Inch Coastal Defense Guns
29	Frahm Tanks; Expedition aboard the Steamship Meteor
30	The World War
31	Appointment as a Director of the Main Physics Observatory
32	The Loss of the Battleship Imperatritsa Maria
33	Mission Abroad
34	Service in the Russian Railway Mission
35	Russo-Norwegian Steamship Society
36	From the History of Diplomacy
37	Work in the Neftesyndicat; Building Oil Tankers
38	About a Photograph
39	Service at the Naval Academy and the Academy of Sciences
A	Anna Kapitsa (née Krylova) Recalls
B	Russian language Editions
C	Ships and Boats
D	People
E	Translator’s Notes
F	A Book for All Seasons
	Acknowledgements
	End Notes