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Corbett, Liddell Hart and the "British way in warfare" in the 1960s / Ian Speller

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BRITAIN -- SEA POWER

In: Defence Studies Vol 8 No 2, Junw 2008, pp.227-239 (105)Summary: Asks whether the idea of a peculiarly British approach to warfare - in essence based on sea power providing mobility and flexibility - was ever entirely correct, and whether such ideas continue to influence British defence policy in the 21st century.

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Asks whether the idea of a peculiarly British approach to warfare - in essence based on sea power providing mobility and flexibility - was ever entirely correct, and whether such ideas continue to influence British defence policy in the 21st century.

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