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In My View, William S. Murray
Charts Of War: The Maps And Charts That Have Informed And Illustrated War At Sea, Ralph C. Weiss
Charts Of War: The Maps And Charts That Have Informed And Illustrated War At Sea, Ralph C. Weiss
Naval War College Review
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Fundamentals Of Strategy—The Legacy Of Henry Eccles, Scott A. Boorman
Fundamentals Of Strategy—The Legacy Of Henry Eccles, Scott A. Boorman
Naval War College Review
Each generation must educate leaders for modern high command, creating an intellectual organization for the study of strategy and an environment conducive to original, valid, and valuable strategic insights. There are few better starting points than the pioneering contributions of the U.S. Naval War College in the age of Admiral Henry E. Eccles.
The Naval Battle Of Paris, Jerry W. Jones
The Naval Battle Of Paris, Jerry W. Jones
Naval War College Review
It was only a diplomatic “battle,” but disputes among the victors of World War I over the disposition of the German navy and freedom of the seas threatened to poison relations between Britain and the United States and nearly disrupted the Paris Peace Conference. The episode speaks to the importance of cooperation for peace and security.
Gunboats For China’S New “Grand Canals”?—Probing The Intersection Of Beijing’S Naval And Oil Security Policies, Andrew Erickson, Lyle Goldstein
Gunboats For China’S New “Grand Canals”?—Probing The Intersection Of Beijing’S Naval And Oil Security Policies, Andrew Erickson, Lyle Goldstein
Naval War College Review
China’s seaborne energy imports have become as vital a lifeline as was a waterway known as the “Grand Canal” in the central part of the nation a millennium ago. But the strategic environment is very different today. Scholars of the Naval War College’s China Maritime Studies Institute examine how Chinese analysts perceive their oil-security challenges.
The Heart Of An Officer—Joint, Interagency, And International Operations And Navy Career Development, James Stavridis, Mark Hagerott
The Heart Of An Officer—Joint, Interagency, And International Operations And Navy Career Development, James Stavridis, Mark Hagerott
Naval War College Review
The Navy’s current system for developing Unrestricted Line officers is stretched to the breaking point. External realities and circumstances unique to the Cold War produced the existing system. Changed conditions now necessitate reform and point to a comprehensive “three track” system for line officers.
The Navy’S Changing Force Paradigm, Robert C. Rubel
The Navy’S Changing Force Paradigm, Robert C. Rubel
Naval War College Review
The U.S. Navy finds itself on the cusp of a shift in the makeup and use of its forces as fundamental as that from sail to steam or from the battleship to the aircraft carrier. The shift has, in fact, already begun. Is the Navy truly ready and willing to take the next steps?
President’S Forum—Challenge!, James P. Wisecup
President’S Forum—Challenge!, James P. Wisecup
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
From The Editors, Carnes Lord
Full Spring 2009 Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Full Spring 2009 Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Reflections On Reading, John E. Jackson
Reflections On Reading, John E. Jackson
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Hannibal, Timothy J. Demy, Patrick N. Hunt
Hannibal, Timothy J. Demy, Patrick N. Hunt
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
A Handful Of Bullets: How The Murder Of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Still Menaces The Peace, Jeremy Snellen, Harlan K. Ullman
A Handful Of Bullets: How The Murder Of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Still Menaces The Peace, Jeremy Snellen, Harlan K. Ullman
Naval War College Review
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No Room For Mistakes: British And Allied Submarine Warfare 1939–1940, Charles T. Lewis, Geirr H. Haarr
No Room For Mistakes: British And Allied Submarine Warfare 1939–1940, Charles T. Lewis, Geirr H. Haarr
Naval War College Review
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The Chosen Few: A Company Of Paratroopers And Its Heroic Struggle To Survive In The Mountains Of Afghanistan, Thomas J. Gibbons, Gregg Zoroya
The Chosen Few: A Company Of Paratroopers And Its Heroic Struggle To Survive In The Mountains Of Afghanistan, Thomas J. Gibbons, Gregg Zoroya
Naval War College Review
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Desperately Seeking A New Dr. Strangelove—The Pentagon’S Brain: An Uncensored History Of Darpa, America’S Top Secret Military Research Agency, Sam J. Tangredi, Annie Jacobsen
Desperately Seeking A New Dr. Strangelove—The Pentagon’S Brain: An Uncensored History Of Darpa, America’S Top Secret Military Research Agency, Sam J. Tangredi, Annie Jacobsen
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
“Sea Of Peace” Or Sea Of War—Russian Maritime Hybrid Warfare In The Baltic Sea, Martin Murphy, Gary Schaub Jr.
“Sea Of Peace” Or Sea Of War—Russian Maritime Hybrid Warfare In The Baltic Sea, Martin Murphy, Gary Schaub Jr.
Naval War College Review
Russian destabilization efforts aimed at the Baltic States are most likely to come from the Baltic Sea; be maritime, nonlethal, and nonnaval; and use political, diplomatic, informational, psychological, and economic tools, and perhaps paramilitary forces.
Mission Command In A Future Naval Combat Environment, Robert C. Rubel
Mission Command In A Future Naval Combat Environment, Robert C. Rubel
Naval War College Review
Naval officers must understand the considerations required to exert effective mission command as operations devolve into forms characterized by lesser degrees of structure and control.
“Rockets’ Red Glare”—Why Does China Oppose Thaad In South Korea, And What Does It Mean For U.S. Policy?, Robert C. Watts Iv
“Rockets’ Red Glare”—Why Does China Oppose Thaad In South Korea, And What Does It Mean For U.S. Policy?, Robert C. Watts Iv
Naval War College Review
China’s purported fears about the introduction of defensive missiles into South Korea are likely insincere or misplaced, leaving concerns about the beneficial effects on U.S. alliances as the probable explanation for its opposition.
A Maritime Oil Blockade Against China—Tactically Tempting But Strategically Flawed, Gabriel Collins
A Maritime Oil Blockade Against China—Tactically Tempting But Strategically Flawed, Gabriel Collins
Naval War College Review
The political, economic, and financial aspects of sustaining an oil blockade against China mean that even a militarily successful blockader could find its political, economic, and diplomatic position untenable well before a blockade could exert its full effects.
From The Editors, Carnes Lord
Spring 2018 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Spring 2018 Full Issue, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Grand Strategy Of The Byzantine Empire, Mike Markowitz, Edward N. Luttwak
The Grand Strategy Of The Byzantine Empire, Mike Markowitz, Edward N. Luttwak
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Execute Against Japan: The U.S. Decision To Conduct Unrestricted Submarine Warfare, James P. Wisecup, Joel Ira Holwitt
Execute Against Japan: The U.S. Decision To Conduct Unrestricted Submarine Warfare, James P. Wisecup, Joel Ira Holwitt
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Why Nato Endures, Thomas Fedyszyn, Wallace J. Thies
Why Nato Endures, Thomas Fedyszyn, Wallace J. Thies
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Death By Moderation: The U.S. Military’S Quest For Useable Weapons, Theodore L. Gatchel, David A. Koplow
Death By Moderation: The U.S. Military’S Quest For Useable Weapons, Theodore L. Gatchel, David A. Koplow
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Paul Johnson’S Brief Life Of Churchill, Henry M. Rector, Paul Johnson
Paul Johnson’S Brief Life Of Churchill, Henry M. Rector, Paul Johnson
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Four Lessons That The U.S. Navy Must Learn From The Dreadnought Revolution, Angus K. Ross
Four Lessons That The U.S. Navy Must Learn From The Dreadnought Revolution, Angus K. Ross
Naval War College Review
Early in the twentieth century the Royal Navy, the world’s dominant naval force, stood at the cusp of fundamental technological and strategic shifts—and failed, as an institution, to respond effectively to them. Why? What can the U.S. Navy, in a similar position today, learn from the experience?
The Most Daring Act Of The Age—Principles For Naval Irregular Warfare, Benjamin Armstrong
The Most Daring Act Of The Age—Principles For Naval Irregular Warfare, Benjamin Armstrong
Naval War College Review
The 1804 burning of the captured frigate Philadelphia in Tripoli harbor was an early example of U.S. Navy irregular warfare, and it suggests principles that will be valuable in the irregular warfare that the Navy is likely face in the years to come.
Taming The Outlaw Sea, James G. Stavridis, Richard E. Lebron
Taming The Outlaw Sea, James G. Stavridis, Richard E. Lebron
Naval War College Review
Piracy in the Horn of Africa presents the international community with a complex and multidimensional challenge but also with a golden opportunity to come together and work collaboratively to solve it.