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The Theoretical Edge: Why Junior Officers Should Study Military Classics
Other prominent maritime theories/theorists include La Jeune École, John and Philip Colomb, Herbert Richmond, and Hyman G.
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Name a Virginia-Class Submarine for Medal of Honor Recipient Henry Breault
Eight submariners have been awarded the Medal of Honor while serving aboard submarines, but only one was an enlisted man. He ...
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Re-Envisioned Pacific: Japan Strategies for Post-Pearl Harbor Victory
The United States, emboldened by the surprise bloodshed, committed to an unlimited war with Japan unless de-escalation or a ...
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Grassroots AI: Driving Change in the Royal Navy with Workflow
In the AI industry, these teams are known as ‘Guilds’; and given the aim is to automate Workflows, the term Workflow ...
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Navigation Plans Need Leadership and Resources to Get the Navy Truly Underway
Given these challenges, in the NAVPLAN CNO Franchetti makes a clear preference for action focused on readiness by 2027. This framing provides needed urgency and focus to ensure a large organization of ...
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Sea Control 554 – Maritime Diplomacy, Espionage, and Nautical Science in the 15th-17th Centuries with Dr. Nuno Vila-Santa
1. “ Knowledge Exchanges Between Portugal and Europe: Maritime Diplomacy, Espionage, and Nautical Science in the Early Modern World (15th-17th Centuries) ,” by Nuno Vila-Santa, Amsterdam University ...
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Iron Leadership – A Conversation with RADM Mike Studeman, USN (Ret.)
I am a fan of Alfred Lansing’s Endurance, describing Sir Ernest Shackleton’s trans-Antarctic expedition gone terribly wrong and the leadership he demonstrated to save his crew against incredible odds.