Sea control and command of the sea remain essential/ Trent Hone

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HONE Trent

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US -- AMERICAN SEA POWER -- MILITARY POWER -- U.S. NAVY -- LEYTE GULF -- JAPANESE -- PHILIPPINES -- SEA CONTROL -- SEA COMMAND

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In: Proceedings US Naval Institute November 2021, pp.52-59(86)Summary: The battle of Leyte Gulf on 2 December 1944 against Japanese planes that were attacking 3 US destroyers off the Leyte Islands in the Philippines. It showed the importance of the ses control and the command of the sea. It is known that command of the sea enables economic warfare and defends liberal democratic ideas.

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The battle of Leyte Gulf on 2 December 1944 against Japanese planes that were attacking 3 US destroyers off the Leyte Islands in the Philippines. It showed the importance of the ses control and the command of the sea. It is known that command of the sea enables economic warfare and defends liberal democratic ideas.

USA, MILITARY, JAPAN, PINES

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