The Rise of American Naval Power, 1776-1918Naval Institute Press, 1980 - 404 من الصفحات |
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... Mahan once put it , was a " factor equiva- lent to a certain number of ships . " For this reason the minimum naval requirements for defense of the continental United States were proportionally smaller - and Mahan said so . From the ...
... Mahan once put it , was a " factor equiva- lent to a certain number of ships . " For this reason the minimum naval requirements for defense of the continental United States were proportionally smaller - and Mahan said so . From the ...
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... Mahan's persistent denigration of cruiser warfare was un- questionably influential in shifting American naval doctrine to a capital fleet strategy . Mahan was historically correct when he reiterated that hit - and - run raiding had ...
... Mahan's persistent denigration of cruiser warfare was un- questionably influential in shifting American naval doctrine to a capital fleet strategy . Mahan was historically correct when he reiterated that hit - and - run raiding had ...
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... Mahan drafted certain passages , whether Tracy had access to Mahan's manuscript , or whether he merely consulted him , it is difficult to say , but the ideas were indubitably Mahan's.24 Defense , not conquest , Tracy held , was the ...
... Mahan drafted certain passages , whether Tracy had access to Mahan's manuscript , or whether he merely consulted him , it is difficult to say , but the ideas were indubitably Mahan's.24 Defense , not conquest , Tracy held , was the ...
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Chart and Compass | 11 |
Sea Power and American Independence 1776 | 11 |
Independence Without Sea Power 17831789 | 16 |
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