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Future Peace: Technology, Aggression, And The Rush To War, Jonathan Alexander, Robert H. Latiff
Future Peace: Technology, Aggression, And The Rush To War, Jonathan Alexander, Robert H. Latiff
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
White Sun War: The Campaign For Taiwan, Richard Norton, Mick Ryan
White Sun War: The Campaign For Taiwan, Richard Norton, Mick Ryan
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
China’S New Navy: The Evolution Of Plan From The People’S Revolution To A 21st Century Cold War, Mao’S Army Goes To Sea: The Island Campaigns And The Founding Of China’S Navy, Andrew S. Erickson, Xiaobing Li, Toshi Yoshihara
China’S New Navy: The Evolution Of Plan From The People’S Revolution To A 21st Century Cold War, Mao’S Army Goes To Sea: The Island Campaigns And The Founding Of China’S Navy, Andrew S. Erickson, Xiaobing Li, Toshi Yoshihara
Naval War College Review
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A Mission In Trouble—Vietnamization And The U.S. Navy, Edward J. Marolda
A Mission In Trouble—Vietnamization And The U.S. Navy, Edward J. Marolda
Naval War College Review
The troubled, expensive, and ultimately failed “Vietnamization” of the U.S. Navy’s assistance to the Republic of Vietnam demonstrates the pitfalls of imposing the American “way of war” on a partner without considering local needs or sustainability.
Changes In U.S. Indo-Pacific Military Strategy And U.S. Bases In Okinawa, Clifton W. Sherrill
Changes In U.S. Indo-Pacific Military Strategy And U.S. Bases In Okinawa, Clifton W. Sherrill
Naval War College Review
The U.S. forces based on Okinawa in Japan’s Ryukyu Islands are critical to America’s strategic position in the western Pacific, its defense cooperation with the Japanese Self-Defense Forces, and U.S. security guarantees to Japan itself. Local opposition to hosting those forces and the subsequent uncertainty and consolidation of bases have bearings on that position and demand reevaluation.
Proper Conceptualization Of Naval Operational Doctrine—A Case Study Of The Israeli Navy, Shaul Chorev
Proper Conceptualization Of Naval Operational Doctrine—A Case Study Of The Israeli Navy, Shaul Chorev
Naval War College Review
The character of naval warfare is changing profoundly, and traditional conceptions of victory may no longer apply. Naval warfare requires systematic reconceptualization to ensure that operational doctrine is applicable to the future environment and that navies are tasked with, train to, and are structured for missions they actually are able to accomplish. The Israeli navy’s early successes, more-recent challenges, and current contribution to the ongoing response to the 7 October Hamas attacks are illustrative.
A Forgotten Dimension Of Naval Diplomacy—The Production Of Social Capital In The National Interest, Nell Bennett, Adam Lockyer
A Forgotten Dimension Of Naval Diplomacy—The Production Of Social Capital In The National Interest, Nell Bennett, Adam Lockyer
Naval War College Review
Naval diplomacy is a key noncombat mission for fleets to engage in as they communicate their nations’ broader political objectives. Most literature focuses on how different platforms affect this communication but neglects the social dimension of naval diplomacy and how personal relationships supplement and impact the strategic landscape.
War Without Surprises—Education For Command In The People’S Liberation Army Navy, Ryan D. Martinson
War Without Surprises—Education For Command In The People’S Liberation Army Navy, Ryan D. Martinson
Naval War College Review
The PLA Navy will play a key role in any flash points and conflicts in the western Pacific. This study of professional military education for senior PLA Navy officers supplements analyses of platforms and capabilities with a look at how senior navy commanders are prepared to lead in combat.
From The Editors, Jonathan D. Caverley Interim Editor
From The Editors, Jonathan D. Caverley Interim Editor
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Summer/Autumn 2024 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Summer/Autumn 2024 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Marque And Reprisal: The Spheres Of Public And Private Warfare, Richard Norton, Kenneth B. Moss
Marque And Reprisal: The Spheres Of Public And Private Warfare, Richard Norton, Kenneth B. Moss
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Airborne Anti-Submarine Warfare: From The First World War To The Present Day, Daniel Lynch, Michael E. Glynn
Airborne Anti-Submarine Warfare: From The First World War To The Present Day, Daniel Lynch, Michael E. Glynn
Naval War College Review
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Generals And Admirals, Criminals And Crooks: Dishonorable Leadership In The U.S. Military, Pauline Shanks Kaurin, Jeffrey J. Matthews
Generals And Admirals, Criminals And Crooks: Dishonorable Leadership In The U.S. Military, Pauline Shanks Kaurin, Jeffrey J. Matthews
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Tactical Air Power And The Vietnam War: Explaining Effectiveness In Modern Air Warfare, Matt Dietz, Phil Haun
Tactical Air Power And The Vietnam War: Explaining Effectiveness In Modern Air Warfare, Matt Dietz, Phil Haun
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Apartheid’S Black Soldiers: Un-National Wars And Militaries In Southern Africa, Joseph Hammond, Lennart Bolliger
Apartheid’S Black Soldiers: Un-National Wars And Militaries In Southern Africa, Joseph Hammond, Lennart Bolliger
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Is Remote Warfare Moral? Weighing Issues Of Life + Death From 7,000 Miles, Jonathan Alexander, Joseph O. Chapa
Is Remote Warfare Moral? Weighing Issues Of Life + Death From 7,000 Miles, Jonathan Alexander, Joseph O. Chapa
Naval War College Review
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Understanding Naval Warfare, 3rd Ed., Punsara Amarasinghe, Ian Speller
Understanding Naval Warfare, 3rd Ed., Punsara Amarasinghe, Ian Speller
Naval War College Review
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The Study And Utility Of Naval History, Milan Vego
The Study And Utility Of Naval History, Milan Vego
Naval War College Review
The proper study of military history is essential to being an effective officer, especially at the higher levels of command—but its misuse can lead to disaster.
The U.S. Navy And The National Security Establishment: A Critical Assessment, Jonathan W. Greenert, John T. Hanley Jr.
The U.S. Navy And The National Security Establishment: A Critical Assessment, Jonathan W. Greenert, John T. Hanley Jr.
Naval War College Review
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Fighting To Supply The Fight—Assessing Approaches For Overcoming Contested Logistics, Erik Sand
Fighting To Supply The Fight—Assessing Approaches For Overcoming Contested Logistics, Erik Sand
Naval War College Review
A potential conflict in the western Pacific would entail the most challenging logistics and resupply task the U.S. Navy has faced in decades, possibly ever. Three possible approaches, making innovative use of new data and artificial intelligence tools, can guide investments and doctrine to prepare the joint force for that potential fight.
A Special Operations Approach To Lawfare, Justin Malzac
A Special Operations Approach To Lawfare, Justin Malzac
Naval War College Review
Adapting special operations forces concepts such as “preparation of the environment” and “by, with, and through” approaches to partners to the field of lawfare will help standardize lawfare practices and doctrine across the U.S. government and ensure necessary international legal foundations and norms are in place before a looming conflict begins.
Nato And Emerging Technologies—The Alliance’S Shifting Approach To Military Innovation, Stephen Herzog, Dominika Kunertova
Nato And Emerging Technologies—The Alliance’S Shifting Approach To Military Innovation, Stephen Herzog, Dominika Kunertova
Naval War College Review
In the current era of great-power competition and the diffusion of emerging disruptive technologies on the battlefield, NATO’s approach to coordinating the development, adoption, and standardization of new technologies is changing from its practices during the Cold War, but the nature of these technologies poses additional challenges for the alliance.
China’S Naval Diplomacy In The Baltic Sea At The Beginning Of The Twenty-First Century—A Lost Window Of Opportunity, Tobias Kollakowski
China’S Naval Diplomacy In The Baltic Sea At The Beginning Of The Twenty-First Century—A Lost Window Of Opportunity, Tobias Kollakowski
Naval War College Review
The PLA Navy engaged Baltic Sea states heavily in the first and second decades of the twenty-first century, but these cooperative efforts ultimately failed as the contradiction with more-aggressive and concerning Chinese policies overall became untenable.
From The Editors, Jonathan D. Caverley Interim Editor
From The Editors, Jonathan D. Caverley Interim Editor
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
President's Forum, Peter A. Garvin Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, President, Naval War College
President's Forum, Peter A. Garvin Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, President, Naval War College
Naval War College Review
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Spring 2024 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Spring 2024 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
When The Shooting Stopped: August 1945, Timothy J. Demy, Barrett Tillman
When The Shooting Stopped: August 1945, Timothy J. Demy, Barrett Tillman
Naval War College Review
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The One Ship Fleet: The Uss Boise—Wwii Naval Legend 1938–45, Scott Cauble, Phillip T. Parkerson
The One Ship Fleet: The Uss Boise—Wwii Naval Legend 1938–45, Scott Cauble, Phillip T. Parkerson
Naval War College Review
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America, Sea Power, And The World, 2nd Ed., Michael Romero, James C. Bradford, John F. Bradford
America, Sea Power, And The World, 2nd Ed., Michael Romero, James C. Bradford, John F. Bradford
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
China, Faits Accomplis And The Contest For East Asia: The Shadow Of Shifting Power, Kevin D. Stringer, Joshua Adam Hastey
China, Faits Accomplis And The Contest For East Asia: The Shadow Of Shifting Power, Kevin D. Stringer, Joshua Adam Hastey
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.