Post-War Naval Development

In the years following the Great War, and as revolutions and wars took over countries around the world it also shifted the progress of navies, from Britain to Russia to the United States, and during these conflicts ocean combat played a significant role in the progress of what is known as the “Period of Revolution”, describing the time after the Great War.
= Naval history by major world powers =
== Germany ==
The Syndicate Navy (German: Syndikat Marine) as it is known is the official name of the German Navy, much expanded upon after the civil war. Following the end of the Great War, large parts of the German Navy were disbanded, and due to the Treaty of Versailles the German Republic could have no submarines and only 15,000 men, alongside heavy restrictions on the type and quantity of ships Berlin could attain. 
During the civil war, the navy, while small was crucial in seizing strategic ports for the rebels, as overwhelmingly the navy sided by the syndicalists, and those that didn’t followed the Republican government to Sweden in exile. With the victory of the syndicalist German Union, the navy stayed in a deteriorating state, thanks largely due to the Treaty of Sarrlouis which also forced the Germans to stay within restricted limits of building their navy. But, with Britain and Russia engulfed in constant war, Germany slowly began breaking the treaty’s terms and it wasn’t until the 30s when naval development and modernization finally began. Despite this, the German navy is comparatively small to other nations, especially France and Britain.
==The United Kingdom==
The UK emerged as a victor of the Great War, but would find itself humiliated time and time again, starting with the Cairo War, which saw large colonies and ports overtaken by enemies or by anti-colonial uprisings that Britain was unable to quash. The Royal Navy following the war was humiliated on a level not seen yet in British history. Parts of the navy were closed off from the Mediterranean after the fall of the Suez Canal, and the naval failed to stop Japanese, Venezuelan, Argentine, Italian and Spanish invasions, and was so distraught and fragile the navy couldn’t stop Jamaica from being seized by Black rebels. For as long as the Royal Navy existed, the thought that it could never be beat was shattering by the 20s, as the navy in the years following the war would never regain its status or prominence. 
In the 20s new naval programs were abandoned with a collapsing economy and political instability back on the mainland and a borderline civil war in India, alongside huge setbacks from battling the Italian and Spanish navies. The Royal Navy deteriorated over time, and with the British Civil War and Indian Civil War the navy once again was humiliated and beaten back. British troops were unable and unwilling, for several reasons, to starve Scotland into submission, while during the Indian Civil War, those ships that didn’t flee India were overtaken by Indian separatists or fled to Bombay, Portugal.
== Russia ==
== The United States ==
== Japan ==
== France ==
= Technological developments =