The utility of naval power: four questions for navies/ James de Waal
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Jane's Navy International Vol 120 Issue 1, January/February 2015, p.10-15 (124)Summary: The role of sea power is a subject of increasing political focus in today's strategic debate. It is argued that the effectiveness of naval power is maximised when harnessed to other components of national and international strategy.
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The role of sea power is a subject of increasing political focus in today's strategic debate. It is argued that the effectiveness of naval power is maximised when harnessed to other components of national and international strategy.
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