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From The Editors, Pelham G. Boyer
From The Editors, Pelham G. Boyer
Naval War College Review
One of the four key missions assigned the Naval War College has long been the education of future leaders. In 2007, the College of Operational and Strategic Leadership (COSL ) was established as a component of the College to sharpen the focus of its educational activities in direct support of the fleet. In our feature, after these notes, Rear Admiral James Kelly, USN (Ret.), the current dean of COSL , provides an account of what may prove to be the most important initiative undertaken in recent years to review, align, and strengthen the policies and processes by which the Navy …
Underdogs: The Making Of The Modern Marine Corps, William A. Taylor, Aaron B. O’Connell
Underdogs: The Making Of The Modern Marine Corps, William A. Taylor, Aaron B. O’Connell
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
America’S U-Boats: Terror Trophies Of World War I, William F. Bundy, Chris Dubbs
America’S U-Boats: Terror Trophies Of World War I, William F. Bundy, Chris Dubbs
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Against The Tide: Rickover’S Leadership Principles And The Rise Of The Nuclear Navy, Richard J. Norton, Dave Oliver
Against The Tide: Rickover’S Leadership Principles And The Rise Of The Nuclear Navy, Richard J. Norton, Dave Oliver
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Post-War Japan As A Sea Power: Imperial Legacy, Wartime Experience And The Making Of A Navy, Carlos Rosende, John Bradford, Alessio Patalano
Post-War Japan As A Sea Power: Imperial Legacy, Wartime Experience And The Making Of A Navy, Carlos Rosende, John Bradford, Alessio Patalano
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Fighting The Great War At Sea: Strategy, Tactics And Technology, Angus Ross, Norman Friedman
Fighting The Great War At Sea: Strategy, Tactics And Technology, Angus Ross, Norman Friedman
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Torpedo: Inventing The Military-Industrial Complex In The United States And Great Britain, John T. Kuehn, Katherine Epstein
Torpedo: Inventing The Military-Industrial Complex In The United States And Great Britain, John T. Kuehn, Katherine Epstein
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Battle For Mozambique: The Frelimo-Renamo Struggle, 1977–1992, Roger H. Ducey, Stephen A. Emerson
The Battle For Mozambique: The Frelimo-Renamo Struggle, 1977–1992, Roger H. Ducey, Stephen A. Emerson
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Morality And War: Can War Be Just In The Twenty-First Century?, Joseph M. Hatfield, David Fisher
Morality And War: Can War Be Just In The Twenty-First Century?, Joseph M. Hatfield, David Fisher
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
No End Save Victory: How Fdr Led The Nation Into War, Douglas Peifer, David Kaiser
No End Save Victory: How Fdr Led The Nation Into War, Douglas Peifer, David Kaiser
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
21st Century Sims: Innovation, Education, And Leadership For The Modern Era, Yvonne R. Masakowski, Benjamin F. Armstrong
21st Century Sims: Innovation, Education, And Leadership For The Modern Era, Yvonne R. Masakowski, Benjamin F. Armstrong
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Research & Debate: The New Young Turks, Benjamin F. Armstrong
Research & Debate: The New Young Turks, Benjamin F. Armstrong
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Fernando Oliveira’S Art Of War At Sea (1555): A Pioneering Treatise On Naval Strategy, Luis Nuno Sardinha Monteiro
Fernando Oliveira’S Art Of War At Sea (1555): A Pioneering Treatise On Naval Strategy, Luis Nuno Sardinha Monteiro
Naval War College Review
Although written more than 450 years ago, Art of War at Sea is a treatise that was ahead of its time, establishing in part the basis of modern naval strategy. Yet it has remained in obscurity, as it was never translated from sixteenth-century Portuguese.
A General Review Of The History Of China’S Sea-Power Theory Development, Zhang Wei, Shazeda Ahmed
A General Review Of The History Of China’S Sea-Power Theory Development, Zhang Wei, Shazeda Ahmed
Naval War College Review
Chinese sea power, writes an officer of the People’s Liberation Army Navy, must have Chinese characteristics and not follow the path that Western powers took to maritime hegemony.
China’S Aircraft Carrier Program: Drivers, Developments, Implications, Andrew Scobell, Michael Mcmahon, Cortez A. Cooper Iii
China’S Aircraft Carrier Program: Drivers, Developments, Implications, Andrew Scobell, Michael Mcmahon, Cortez A. Cooper Iii
Naval War College Review
China’s carrier program will not fundamentally transform the balance of military power in the western Pacific. But it does signal both China’s unmistakable intent to project military power beyond the nation’s “near seas” and its aspirations to become a global naval power.
Connecting The Dots: Capital Ships, The Littoral, Command Of The Sea, And The World Order, Robert C. Rubel
Connecting The Dots: Capital Ships, The Littoral, Command Of The Sea, And The World Order, Robert C. Rubel
Naval War College Review
The geopolitical competitors of the United States are seeking ways to nullify the American capability to influence and intervene that the aircraft carrier confers. Understanding the linkages helps us refine and enhance the debate about what to do.
Israeli Targeting: A Legal Appraisal, John J. Merriam, Michael N. Schmitt
Israeli Targeting: A Legal Appraisal, John J. Merriam, Michael N. Schmitt
Naval War College Review
A review of Israel’s sometimes controversial positions on targeting law within the law of armed conflict shows that they are generally reasonable and consistent with mainstream contemporary state practice.
From The Editors, Carnes Lord
Autumn 2015 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Autumn 2015 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Summer 2015 Review, The U.S Naval War College
Summer 2015 Review, The U.S Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Why Taiwan? Geostrategic Rationales For China’S Territorial Integrity, By Alan M. Wachman, Andrew S. Erickson
Why Taiwan? Geostrategic Rationales For China’S Territorial Integrity, By Alan M. Wachman, Andrew S. Erickson
Naval War College Review
Tufts Fletcher School professor Alan Wachman was a giant in the China, East Asian studies, and international rela- tions field who remains sorely missed following his untimely death in 2012. In what is widely considered one of his major scholarly contributions, through this pithy, well-researched book—rightly considered a classic—Wachman engages in exceptional interdisciplinary analysis to offer provocative coverage of historical episodes that have shaped Taiwan’s status fundamentally. Some events raise penetrating questions about what might have resulted had they ended differently; other factors inspire critical questions about East Asia’s future.
The U.S. Naval Institute On Naval Tactics, Edited By Wayne P. Hughes, Charles H. Lewis
The U.S. Naval Institute On Naval Tactics, Edited By Wayne P. Hughes, Charles H. Lewis
Naval War College Review
The U.S. Naval Institute on Naval Tactics is a collection of thirteen essays as- sembled by Captain Wayne Hughes, USN (Ret.)—author of several books, most notably Fleet Tactics and Coastal Combat and Military Modeling for Deci- sion Making. Captain Hughes is also an accomplished naval officer, having served as commanding officer of USS Hummingbird (MSC 192) and USS Morton (DD 948). Notable authors appearing in On Tactics include Admiral Woodward, RN, who commanded British forces in the Falklands War, and Giuseppe Fioravanzo, Admiral of the Fleet, Italian Navy. On Tactics is part of the U.S. Naval Institute’s new Wheel Books …
Fire On The Water: China, America, And The Future Of The Pacific, By Robert Haddick, Ian T. Sundstrom
Fire On The Water: China, America, And The Future Of The Pacific, By Robert Haddick, Ian T. Sundstrom
Naval War College Review
Robert Haddick proposes a revised U.S. strategy toward China. He argues agreeing with recent U.S. national security strategies—that continued U.S. forward presence is the only option that supports the American objectives of “an open international economic system; respect for universal values around the world; and a rules-based international order that promotes peace, security, and opportunity through stronger cooperation.” He articulates a two-front effort to ensure China rises within the existing international structure: positive reinforcement of good behavior combined with significant defense reforms to allow punishment of bad behavior.
Invasion Of Laos, 1971: Lam Son 719, By Robert D. Sander, Joseph Hammond
Invasion Of Laos, 1971: Lam Son 719, By Robert D. Sander, Joseph Hammond
Naval War College Review
“The only chance we have is to initiate bold moves against the enemy,” na- tional security adviser Henry Kissinger confided in 1971. This was his advice to the administration of President Nixon, which sought to end the Vietnam War by creating “peace with honor.” “Bold moves” would include two new strate- gies. One was resumed bombing of North Vietnam. The second would be new ground raids into Cambodia and Laos to disrupt the Ho Chi Minh Trail—the network that allowed Hanoi to supply communist forces in the south, and that at its peak even in- cluded an oil pipeline from …
More Than Just War: Narratives Of The Just War Tradition And Military Life, By Charles A. Jones, Joseph M. Hatfield
More Than Just War: Narratives Of The Just War Tradition And Military Life, By Charles A. Jones, Joseph M. Hatfield
Naval War College Review
Pedestrian forms of philosophical in- novation often involve the application of old ideas to new cases. It should there- fore come as no surprise that the creative bulk of what is published today on the ethics of war achieves its novelty —when it does at all—by applying the just war tradition to hitherto- unexamined aspects of contemporary warfare, for example, drones and unmanned systems, cyber warfare, intelligence and covert operations, asymmetric warfare, and terrorism.
The Evil Hours: A Biography Of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, By David J. Morris, Christopher Nelson
The Evil Hours: A Biography Of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, By David J. Morris, Christopher Nelson
Naval War College Review
The numbers are staggering. In 2012 the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) estimated that eight thousand veterans take their own lives every year. Think about that—twenty-two people die every day of whom many, in pain and having lost hope, have carried their war with them for far too long. For some it may have been recent fight- ing in Afghanistan or Iraq; for others it may have been decades ago in the jungles of Southeast Asia. Regardless, the trauma these people experienced knows no boundaries between deserts and mountains, between marshes and oceans. Or as the great First World …
Book Reviews, The U.S Naval War College
Book Reviews, The U.S Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Review Essay: Grand Strategy And World Order, Karl Walling
Review Essay: Grand Strategy And World Order, Karl Walling
Naval War College Review
From the end of the Cold War in 1989–91 and with increasing urgency in the immediate aftermath of 11 September 2001, perhaps few subjects seemed more important to those who frame and study strategy than developing a new American grand strategy for the twenty-first century. Who would play the role of George Washington in his Farewell Address advising Americans to steer clear of permanent alliances (he did not say “entangling alliances”—that was Thomas Jefferson’s phrase in his first inaugural message; Washington’s brilliant speech- writer, Alexander Hamilton, accepted that temporary alliances might be neces- sary or advisable from time to time, …
Frogmen Against A Fleet: The Italian Attack On Alexandria 18/19 December 1941, Vincent P. O’Hara, Enrico Cernuschi
Frogmen Against A Fleet: The Italian Attack On Alexandria 18/19 December 1941, Vincent P. O’Hara, Enrico Cernuschi
Naval War College Review
In March 1939 Italy’s Regia Marina established a specialized and secret naval warfare unit called Decima Flottiglia MAS (Motoscafo Anti Sommergibili), generally known as the 10th Light Flotilla or X MAS. This unit was innovative, in that it employed selected, highly trained personnel using special weapons and delivery systems to conduct sneak attacks. On the night of 18 December 1941, six members of this unit penetrated the main British naval base in the eastern Mediterranean at Alexandria, Egypt, and disabled the Mediterranean Fleet’s two battleships, a tanker, and a destroyer. In few military endeavors has so little been risked to …
“The Navy’S Success Speaks For Itself”?: The German Navy’S Independent Energy Security Strategy, 1932–1940, Anand Toprani
“The Navy’S Success Speaks For Itself”?: The German Navy’S Independent Energy Security Strategy, 1932–1940, Anand Toprani
Naval War College Review
The National Socialists’ primary foreign policy objective after taking office was to rearm Germany so that it might reverse the verdict of the First World War and acquire the “living space” necessary to becoming a world power on par with Britain or the United States. For the German armed services, the Third Reich’s ambitious plans meant that they were compelled to broaden their missions and operational capabilities.