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Great Naval Battles Of The Pacific War: The Official Admiralty Accounts: Midway, Coral Sea, Java Sea, Guadalcanal & Leyte Gulf, Richard Norton, John Grehan
Great Naval Battles Of The Pacific War: The Official Admiralty Accounts: Midway, Coral Sea, Java Sea, Guadalcanal & Leyte Gulf, Richard Norton, John Grehan
Naval War College Review
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Winning Without Fighting: Irregular Warfare And Strategic Competition In The 21st Century, Kevin D. Stringer, Rebecca Patterson
Winning Without Fighting: Irregular Warfare And Strategic Competition In The 21st Century, Kevin D. Stringer, Rebecca Patterson
Naval War College Review
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Danger Zone: The Coming Conflict With China, Richard Norton, Hal Brands, Michael Beckley
Danger Zone: The Coming Conflict With China, Richard Norton, Hal Brands, Michael Beckley
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Dark Nights, Deadly Waters: American Pt Boats At Guadalcanal, Ed Hernandez, Keith Warren Lloyd
Dark Nights, Deadly Waters: American Pt Boats At Guadalcanal, Ed Hernandez, Keith Warren Lloyd
Naval War College Review
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Lessons From The Admiral: Naval Wisdom And Sea Stories For Leaders, Edwin Handley, Mark C. Fava
Lessons From The Admiral: Naval Wisdom And Sea Stories For Leaders, Edwin Handley, Mark C. Fava
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The Art Of Military Innovation: Lessons From The Israel Defense Forces, Punsara Amarasinghe, Edward N. Luttwak, Eitan Shamir
The Art Of Military Innovation: Lessons From The Israel Defense Forces, Punsara Amarasinghe, Edward N. Luttwak, Eitan Shamir
Naval War College Review
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Us-China Rivalry: Great Power Competition In The Indo-Pacific, Andrew Erickson, Brian C. H. Fong
Us-China Rivalry: Great Power Competition In The Indo-Pacific, Andrew Erickson, Brian C. H. Fong
Naval War College Review
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At The Dawn Of A Naval Renaissance—India Takes A Relook At Mahan, Raja Menon
At The Dawn Of A Naval Renaissance—India Takes A Relook At Mahan, Raja Menon
Naval War College Review
Mindful of its Chinese neighbor’s extraordinary naval expansion, India looks to bring Mahanian truths into a naval landscape that Captain Mahan might strain to recognize.
Sg Radar In The Solomon Islands Campaign—Assumptions, Perceptions, Reality, Leonard R. Heinz
Sg Radar In The Solomon Islands Campaign—Assumptions, Perceptions, Reality, Leonard R. Heinz
Naval War College Review
Radar made its appearance in Pacific night combat in August 1942, but initial attempts to use the new technology in surface actions proved disappointing, leading to the development of a standardized combat information center organization on warships to gather, synthesize, analyze, and report information to commanders in real time.
Floating Fortresses—American Carriers’ Extraordinary Resilience To Battle Damage, Walker Gargagliano
Floating Fortresses—American Carriers’ Extraordinary Resilience To Battle Damage, Walker Gargagliano
Naval War College Review
On the basis of Cold War–era munitions accidents and World War II combat experience, U.S. carriers of today are far more resistant to battle damage than commonly believed.
Mission And Weapon Drive Fleet Design, Jeff Vandenengel
Mission And Weapon Drive Fleet Design, Jeff Vandenengel
Naval War College Review
Today, the U.S. Navy’s primary mission is changing from power projection to sea control, and as a result its primary weapon is changing from the aerial bomb to the missile. Those shifts in mission and weapon will inevitably drive the Navy to a new fleet design, one different from the carrier-centric model that has dominated since World War II.
From The Editors, Sam J. Tangredi, Editor-In-Chief
From The Editors, Sam J. Tangredi, Editor-In-Chief
Naval War College Review
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Summer/Autumn 2025 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Summer/Autumn 2025 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
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From The Archives: From Revolution To Evolution: Expanding Methodologies In Pme, Lisa Kerr
From The Archives: From Revolution To Evolution: Expanding Methodologies In Pme, Lisa Kerr
Naval War College Review
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The New Age Of Naval Power In The Indo-Pacific: Strategy, Order, And Regional Security, Arthur Wong, Catherine L. Grant, Alessio Patalano, James A. Russell
The New Age Of Naval Power In The Indo-Pacific: Strategy, Order, And Regional Security, Arthur Wong, Catherine L. Grant, Alessio Patalano, James A. Russell
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Waging War With Gold: National Security And The Finance Domain Across The Ages, Anand Toprani, Charles A. Dainoff, Robert M. Farley, Geoffrey F. Williams
Waging War With Gold: National Security And The Finance Domain Across The Ages, Anand Toprani, Charles A. Dainoff, Robert M. Farley, Geoffrey F. Williams
Naval War College Review
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The U.S. Navy And Its Cold War Alliances, 1945–1953, Thomas-Durell Young, Corbin Williamson
The U.S. Navy And Its Cold War Alliances, 1945–1953, Thomas-Durell Young, Corbin Williamson
Naval War College Review
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The United States–South Korea Alliance: Why It May Fail And Why It Must Not, J. Scott Shaffer, Scott A. Snyder
The United States–South Korea Alliance: Why It May Fail And Why It Must Not, J. Scott Shaffer, Scott A. Snyder
Naval War College Review
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Russia And The Changing Character Of Conflict, Ian Sundstrom, Tracey German
Russia And The Changing Character Of Conflict, Ian Sundstrom, Tracey German
Naval War College Review
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21st Century Mahan: Sound Military Conclusions For The Modern Era, Rev. Ed, Michael Romero, Benjamin F. Armstrong
21st Century Mahan: Sound Military Conclusions For The Modern Era, Rev. Ed, Michael Romero, Benjamin F. Armstrong
Naval War College Review
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The Kamikaze Throughline—U.S. Fleet Air Defense From Imperial Japan To Drones, Tyler A. Pitrof
The Kamikaze Throughline—U.S. Fleet Air Defense From Imperial Japan To Drones, Tyler A. Pitrof
Naval War College Review
Since World War II, fleet air defense has been organized around the principle of engaging threats as far out from the fleet as possible, motivated by early failures to engage the kamikaze threat. This approach remains as vital as ever and progressively more challenging in the face of the contemporary threats posed by cruise missiles and—increasingly—by drone warfare.
Short-Term Solutions, Long-Term Problems—The U.S. Navy’S Approach To Mines During The Tanker War, Matthew Kastler
Short-Term Solutions, Long-Term Problems—The U.S. Navy’S Approach To Mines During The Tanker War, Matthew Kastler
Naval War College Review
Mine warfare is a persistent threat to naval operations and ocean commerce, and yet it remains a persistent area of underinvestment by the U.S. Navy. The recent history of the Navy’s improvisational approach to emergent mine threats suggests how the Navy might succeed by “preparing to be unprepared” before it faces mines again.
Management Or Misdirection—Competing Logics For Military-To-Military Contacts Between Great-Power Rivals, Travis Sharp
Management Or Misdirection—Competing Logics For Military-To-Military Contacts Between Great-Power Rivals, Travis Sharp
Naval War College Review
Contacts between militaries have long been viewed as positive, but history demonstrates their potential for exploitation. The intensity of great-power competition requires a more thorough understanding of the logics behind these activities. This novel typology of the different motivations behind pursuing or engaging in contacts with another military suggests how planners and practitioners can best plan how, and whether, to engage with rivals and friends alike.
President's Forum, Darryl "D-Day" Walker Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, President, Naval War College
President's Forum, Darryl "D-Day" Walker Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, President, Naval War College
Naval War College Review
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From The Editors, Jonathan D. Caverley Interim Editor
From The Editors, Jonathan D. Caverley Interim Editor
Naval War College Review
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Winter/Spring 2025 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Winter/Spring 2025 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
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Destroyer Captain: The Life Of Ernest E. Evans, Edmund Hernandez, James D. Hornfischer, David J. Hornfischer
Destroyer Captain: The Life Of Ernest E. Evans, Edmund Hernandez, James D. Hornfischer, David J. Hornfischer
Naval War College Review
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Men Of God, Men Of War: Military Chaplains As Ministers, Warriors, And Prisoners, Scott Cauble, Robert C. Doyle
Men Of God, Men Of War: Military Chaplains As Ministers, Warriors, And Prisoners, Scott Cauble, Robert C. Doyle
Naval War College Review
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Fight For The Final Frontier: Irregular Warfare In Space, David T. Burbach, John J. Klein
Fight For The Final Frontier: Irregular Warfare In Space, David T. Burbach, John J. Klein
Naval War College Review
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Capturing Skunk Alpha: A Barrio Sailor’S Journey In Vietnam, Edmund Hernandez, Raúl Herrera
Capturing Skunk Alpha: A Barrio Sailor’S Journey In Vietnam, Edmund Hernandez, Raúl Herrera
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.